Northern Engineering Solutions strengthens leadership team

Northern Engineering Solutions has bolstered its leadership team with the appointment of Jake Carr as project engineering manager.

Jake brings nine years’ experience in engineering and project management across automotive, rail, battery technology and manufacturing sectors. 

Most recently, he spent four years at Alexander Battery Technologies in Peterlee as engineering manager and senior leadership team member, where he led multi-million-pound capital projects from start to finish, managing multidisciplinary teams.

His earlier roles at Nissan Motor Manufacturing and Hitachi Rail provided him with hands-on expertise in electro-mechanical installations. 

Certified in Six Sigma Lean Manufacturing, Jake regularly applies problem-solving techniques such as 8D and 5 Whys.

At Northern Engineering Solutions, Jake will lead the engineering design department, delivering bespoke mechanical, electrical and process (MEP) engineering solutions for clients including GSK, Pragmatic and CPI.

He said: “I’m excited to join Northern Engineering Solutions at such a time. 

“The company has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, innovative engineering solutions and I’m eager to contribute my experience to drive further success. 

“I look forward to working closely with the team and helping develop the next generation of engineering talent.”

Mark Davey, managing director, said: “We are thrilled to have Jake join our team at Northern Engineering Solutions. 

“His depth of experience in managing high-value projects and leading multidisciplinary teams will be a tremendous asset as we continue delivering cutting-edge engineering solutions.

“As we mark our 18th year in business, we have some exciting projects on the horizon, and Jake's leadership will be key to their success. 

“His expertise will also be invaluable in mentoring and developing our junior engineers.”

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