Dynisma is revolutionising the automotive and motorsport driving simulator market with its disruptive Motion Generator technology. Our cutting‑edge approach to simulator design delivers more data about vehicle dynamics and ride to drivers and passengers with less latency and more accurately than any other motion simulators available.
The Team
We are a team of engineers experienced both in the design and manufacture of driving simulators, as well as their use in vehicle development. We develop, deliver and support outstanding, ground‑breaking simulators and motion generators that support the engineering that leads to winning performance on the track.
The Role
The Build Engineer is responsible for the hands‑on assembly and integration of motion simulator products, ensuring builds are completed safely, accurately, and on time.
Working as part of a bay team under a Build Team Lead, Lead Build Engineer or Senior Build Engineer, the Build Engineer applies their skills to turn designs and components into complete, operational systems that meet company design and quality standards.
The build engineer will carry out installation and maintenance activities at customer sites both in the UK and internationally, including periods of working away from home. Keeping up our quality and safety standards, whilst remaining professional representing Dynisma.
- Contribute to a positive, safe, inclusive, improvement‑focused build culture.
- Contribute to a positive, inclusive, and safe build culture that is focused on continuous improvement. Actively supports collaboration, mutual respect, and a no‑ego approach within the team.
- Maintain a clean, tidy and professional workstation. Tidying all tools at the end of each activity or day. Support all members of staff to achieve the same standard.
- Consistently good punctuality and proactive approach to work. Maintaining reliable attendance and professional conduct.
- Willingness to learn new skills and systems, being open to guidance.
Key Responsibilities
- Assemble components on existing, repeat systems where the technical challenges are understood. The expectation that a build engineer will complete activities with support from senior engineers or team leads where required.
- Assemble components in accordance with engineering drawings, build instructions, and work orders.
- Takes ownership of assigned tasks, managing time and priorities effectively
- Positively participate in training and mentoring opportunities from all members for the build team
- Work collaboratively with other build engineers and technicians within the bay.
- Support and coach colleagues in shared assembly tasks or when additional resource is required.
- Supports new starters within the team and contributes to their effective integration.
Continuous Improvement & cross-functional collaboration:
- Work collaboratively with other Build Engineers and other disciplines whilst working on and off site.
- Communicate in a timely manner and clearly about progress, issues, and material/tooling needs.
Health & Safety and Quality:
- Ensure all work meets internal quality standards and complies with build documentation, test procedures, and safety requirements.
- Follow all company safety procedures, use PPE correctly, and maintain a clean, organized workspace.
- Complete build records, test data, and inspection reports accurately.
- Identify and report any quality or build issues promptly to the senior or lead engineer of next highest authority.
- Maintain safe working practices and proactively identify and report potential hazards or process risks.
- Ensure adherence to all guidance provided by Senior, lead, principal engineers and team lead.
Knowledge and Qualifications:
- Experience in manufacturing wiring looms, soldering, crimping or panel/machinery builds
- NVQ level 3 in Aerospace or Motorsport or apprenticeship in another relevant industry
- Strong knowledge of electrical safety and regulatory compliance
- Ability to read electrical schematics and understand bill of materials with knowledge of Eplan/ Autocad
- Proficiency in using test equipment such as multi‑meters, insulation resistance testers, earth continuity testers and more
- Demonstrate strong initiative and the ability to work independently, while also collaborating effectively as part of a team
- IPC training
- Current 18th Edition wiring regulations (BS7671)
Benefits include a competitive basic salary, pension, life insurance, private medical insurance, 25 days holiday, Cycle to work and electric car vehicle schemes.
Dynisma is proud to be an equal opportunity employer
Dynisma is an equal opportunities employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences, and we actively encourage individuals from underrepresented groups in engineering and technology to apply.
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