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Electrical Design Engineer

London
£55k – £75k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Electrical Project Engineer | Critical Power | London or Berkshire

I’m currently working with a leading specialist in critical power and mission-critical infrastructure who are looking to add an Electrical Project Engineer to their engineering team.

This is a design-focused position, working across UPS and generator projects with responsibility for the electrical packages from initial project handover through to completion.

The role:

  • Design and specify electrical packages for UPS and generator systems
  • Provide technical support throughout the engineering and project lifecycle
  • Produce electrical design documentation, technical submissions, scopes of work and studies
  • Develop method statements, procedures, risk assessments and test documentation
  • Work closely with internal engineering and project teams
  • Attend Factory Witness Tests for generators and control systems in the UK and Europe
  • Support the production of O&M and project documentation

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I'm looking for someone with:

  • A strong electrical engineering / electrical design background
  • Experience designing or specifying generator and/or UPS systems
  • Experience working with electrical packages within critical power, data centres, mission-critical or similar environments
  • The ability to interpret project specifications and develop compliant technical solutions
  • Strong technical documentation and communication skills

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📍 Location: London or Berkshire

🏢 Hybrid role with project/site involvement as required

This would suit an Electrical Design Engineer, Critical Power Engineer, Generator Engineer or Electrical Project Engineer who wants to work on technically challenging UPS and generator projects.

If this sounds like you, or you know someone who would be a good fit, drop me a message or get in touch directly.

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