HUBER Technology UK & Ireland
Electrical Design Engineer

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Electrical Design Engineer
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Are you starting your engineering career, or looking to move from a hands-on electrical role into design, or are you an experienced Design Engineer ready for a new challenge in the Wastewater and Environmental engineering sector?
We’re looking for an Electrical Design Engineer to join our team at our Head Office in the South West.
You don’t need to have followed a traditional electrical design career path. What matters to us is your electrical knowledge, problem-solving ability, attention to detail and enthusiasm to learn and take ownership.
Whether you’re a graduate looking to build your experience, an electrician or electrical engineer ready to take the next step into design, or an experienced electrical designer looking to apply your skills in a new industry, we’d like to hear from you.
HUBER Technology is a global environmental engineering business delivering innovative wastewater treatment solutions around the world, helping the water industry protect one of our most important resources: water.
You’ll join a small, collaborative electrical engineering team, designing bespoke and standard control panels, electrical systems and installation schematics for a wide range of projects.
This is a hands-on engineering role where you’ll take ownership of your designs from concept through to manufacture, testing and commissioning, while developing specialist knowledge of our products and systems.
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If you’re curious, practical and enjoy solving engineering problems, we’d love to hear from you.
What you’ll be doing
- Creating electrical schematics, 2D layouts and wiring diagrams for control panels
- Designing electrical installation systems using AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN or similar
- Developing practical, cost-effective solutions to meet customer and project requirements
- Working with mechanical, engineering, manufacturing and project teams
- Supporting panel build, testing, fault finding and commissioning
- Participating in design reviews and managing design revisions
- Supporting commissioning engineers during FAT and SAT activities
- Developing your knowledge of our equipment and wastewater treatment systems
What we’re looking for
We’re interested in people with a range of backgrounds. You’ll ideally have:
- A qualification in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline or relevant practical electrical experience
- An interest in electrical design and engineering
- Experience with electrical CAD software is desirable, but training can be provided for the right candidate.
- Experience with low-voltage electrical systems or control panels would be advantageous
- A practical, methodical approach and strong attention to detail
- Good communication and collaboration skills
- An enthusiasm for learning and developing your technical expertise
- Experience with ISO 13849 or other machine and functional safety standards would be advantageous.


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Why join us?
This is an opportunity to join an organisation where engineering and the people behind it matter!
- Technical development and career progression
- Opportunity to become a technical expert in HUBER Technology’s products and systems
- Support from experienced engineers in a collaborative team
- Exposure to projects from design through to manufacture, testing and commissioning
- Genuine ownership and responsibility
- Flexible working opportunities following a structured training period
- Competitive salary and benefits
- The opportunity to work on technology that contributes to protecting and improving the environment
Interested?
Whether you’re taking your first step into electrical design, looking to move from a practical electrical role into engineering design, or bringing established design experience into a new industry, we’d love to hear from you.
Please e-mail hr@huber.co.uk with your CV and a brief covering letter/ e-mail to outline your motivation for our role.
Come and help us engineer solutions that make a difference.
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