Hydrogen Group
Electrical Design Engineer

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Are you an experienced Electrical Design Engineer looking to work on major projects within the energy and nuclear sector?
We’re working with an established engineering business in Bristol that is looking for an Electrical Design Engineer to join their growing team, supporting technically interesting projects across the UK.
This is a great opportunity to work on high-profile energy and infrastructure projects, including opportunities within the nuclear sector, while developing your technical expertise and working alongside experienced engineers.
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What we're looking for
- Experience in electrical engineering and design.
- A strong background within engineering, construction or infrastructure.
- HNC/HND or degree in Electrical Engineering (or similar).
- Experience working within a design environment.
- Nuclear experience is highly desirable, but not essential.
- Comfortable working across both office and site environments.
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills.


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The key thing is a solid engineering background and genuine interest in working on complex, technically challenging projects. Nuclear experience is a bonus rather than a necessity for the right candidate.
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