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Job Title: Electrical Design Engineer
Description:
We are hiring for our client, a leading manufacturing company with a global footprint, based in Banbridge. They are seeking an Electrical Design Engineer to join their innovative and multi-disciplined engineering team. This role involves delivering cutting-edge design solutions for new concepts and the customisation of existing products.
Top 3 Things to Know About This Job:
- Competitive salary and excellent benefits, including a bonus and 33 days of annual leave.
- Opportunity to work on high-profile projects with a global reach.
- Flexi-time and career progression opportunities in a dynamic industry.
The Role:
- Create and manage 3D models of parts and assemblies.
- Develop 2D detail and assembly drawings.
- Design and route electrical harness layouts and equipment.
- Manage engineering drawings through release and change control procedures.
- Support prototype hardware build during NPI development.
- Collaborate with integrated project teams to deliver work packages.
- Contribute to innovative design solutions.
- Follow company procedures and design office standards.
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The Person:
- Degree in a relevant engineering discipline.
- Strong 3D CAD modelling skills.
- Experience in a design and/or engineering role.
- Excellent communication and organisational skills.
- Proficiency in IT tools, including MS Office.
Desirable Skills:
- Familiarity with electrical equipment integration and layout modelling.
- Proficiency in Catia V5/V6 and PLM software (e.g., Enovia, SmarTeam).


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The Reward:
- Competitive salary and performance-linked annual bonus.
- 33 days of annual leave and a 37.5-hour workweek.
- Flexi-time and career progression opportunities.
- Comprehensive health cash plan and life assurance scheme.
- Cycle to Work Scheme and discounted gym membership.
- Enhanced maternity and paternity pay.
- Dedicated parking and employee recognition schemes.
Next Steps:
To find out more and apply for this Electrical Design Engineer role, contact Dominic Heron on 07458 160121, email, or visit our website for additional opportunities.
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