FOR ENGINEERING PARTNERS
Engineering that can actually be made.
Customers send FabX a drawing, an old part or just a sketch. Engineering is delivered together with our sister company TalentBridge. We are looking for engineers and engineering firms who can make parts that can actually be produced.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Engineers with proven delivery.
Individual engineers and engineering firms. Hands-on experience counts more than keywords.
Parts from old parts, sketches and photos
Reverse engineering and new drawings when the original is gone or never existed.
Production drawings and 3D models
Clear drawings with the right tolerances and material, ready to quote and make.
Design for manufacturing
You know how a part is made and design with the machine and the process in mind.
Documentation and requirements
Experience with documentation for DNV, NORSOK or PED is a plus.
WHAT YOU GET
A clear scope, every time.
Real assignments
Work comes from actual customer requests, not from mass mailings.
One contact point
We clarify scope with the customer, so you can focus on the engineering.
Honest feedback
If there is no fit, we tell you.
WHAT TO INCLUDE
Keep it short and concrete.
Your discipline
Mechanical, design, 3D modelling, documentation and so on.
Tools and formats
What you work in, and which file formats you deliver.
A recent job
A delivered job you are proud of, and what you did on it.
Capacity
When you are available, and for how much.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. No mass applications.
Send a short introduction
Your background, specialisation and a recent project. A CV is optional.
We review your delivered work
We look at what you have delivered, and where you add the most value.
We contact you when it matches
When a customer need fits, we reach out. No job is guaranteed, only real matches.
ALSO AT TALENTBRIDGE
The engineering network is shared.
Engineering for FabX customers is delivered through our sister company TalentBridge. You can also read how their network works.
Ready to be considered?
Send a short introduction by e-mail.
Send a short introduction
A few sentences are enough.