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Electrical Design Manager

Kettering
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Electrical Design Manager Opportunity

Then our Electrical Design Manager opportunity could be the role for you!

What makes this opportunity particularly attractive is that it's available due to the retirement of a long-standing member of the team

We are looking for an experienced Electrical Design Manager to lead our Electrical Design team

The Role

You will lead and develop a team of Electrical Design Engineers while taking ownership of electrical design standards, project delivery, resource planning, and technical excellence. You will drive the technical vision and execution of our electrical solutions, ensuring designs meet national and international standards while supporting project schedules, budgets, and customer requirements.

Benefits

  • Lead a team working on complex, high-profile warehouse automation projects.
  • Competitive salary and car allowance.
  • Remote/Hybrid working model.
  • Employee-Owned Trust company bonus.
  • Option to purchase flexible benefits including private medical cover and additional annual leave.
  • Opportunity to influence engineering standards and technical strategy.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage a team of Electrical Design Engineers, supporting their development and technical growth.
  • Design, plan, and develop electrical solutions for warehouse automation and intralogistics projects.
  • Produce accurate specifications, costings, and project plans for assigned projects.
  • Support pre-sales activities by providing accurate labour and material cost estimates.
  • Maintain and administer electrical design software including EPlan and AutoCAD.

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Requirements

  • Degree qualification or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
  • Proven experience in electrical design within warehouse automation, intralogistics, material handling, manufacturing automation, or similar industries.
  • Experience leading and developing a technical engineering or design team.
  • Strong understanding of electrical control systems and machinery safety requirements.
  • Knowledge of warehouse and distribution systems and automation project delivery.

Ready to lead the future of electrical design within warehouse automation? Make your application today and we will be in touch for a chat!

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Kettering, England, United Kingdom

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