EH Group Engineering is focused on the design & production of our innovative & high performance fuel cell technology for a decarbonised future.

EHG’s uniquely redesigned fuel cells are more compact, lightweight and with higher system efficiencies. In addition, our proprietary manufacturing process under development will make them significantly cheaper.  
Faced with the challenges of climate change, pollution abatement and the transition to a decentralised energy system, EHG seeks to provide an efficient and cost-effective solution to power generation.  

We always look for smart, highly motivated individuals who share in our vision of realising the transformation to a decarbonised future.

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EH GROUP

High performance hydrogen fuel cell technology for a decarbonised future...

About EH Group Engineering

EHG is developing cutting-edge fuel cell technology for heavy duty mobility and large-scale stationary power applications. Our uniquely redesigned product is a significantly more compact fuel cell with high power density and lower costs of production. Faced with the challenges of climate change and the transition to a decentralised energy system, EHG seeks to provide high performance and cost-effective fuel cell solutions to our clients and partners.

To help achieve our vision of a decarbonised future we are seeking Mechanical Engineers to design components and assemblies for our compact, high power density fuel cell products.

Key Responsibilities:

 Design mechanical components, modules and assemblies for fuel cell stacks and systems Produce 3D models, detailed drawings and tolerancing (GD&T) Apply design-for-manufacture and design-for-assembly principles Support prototyping, build and validation of designs Work with suppliers on component manufacture and tooling Maintain BOMs, drawings and engineering changes in PLM Collaborate with simulation, test, electrical and process engineering

Skills and Experience Required:

 BSc/MSc in mechanical engineering is mandatory Minimum 3–5 years of mechanical design experience in a complex hardware engineering environment, with direct experience in fuel cell stacks, electrolyzers, high-voltage battery modules, powertrains, or complex thermal systems.  Proficiency with 3D CAD (ex. SolidWorks) and in-depth understanding of GD&T Understanding of DFM/DFA and common manufacturing processes Knowledge of sealing, thermofluidic, thermal or structural design is a plus Team player able to work autonomously with internal and external experts Excellent spoken and written English is mandatory, French is a plus

Start date: Immediately



Design Mechanical Engineer

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