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Electrical & Electronics Engineer

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⚡ WE’RE HIRING – ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEER ⚡
📍 Inchinnan, Glasgow
🏢 JFD
⚙️ Marine | Defence | Subsea Engineering
I’m currently recruiting for an experienced Electrical & Electronics Engineer to join our Energy and Defence client, supporting both new product development and through-life engineering across their specialist product range.
This is a hands-on engineering role involving everything from new design work through to upgrades, modifications, and technical support for existing equipment in the field.
🔧 The role will include:
- Electrical and electronics design
- Producing engineering calculations
- Supporting new product development and existing product upgrades
- Checking electrical drawings and technical documentation
- Component and material selection
- Creating specifications, test procedures, certification, and reports
- Bills of Materials and part number creation
- Working closely with Production, Procurement, Sales, and Engineering teams
- Ensuring designs meet relevant internal, external, and regulatory standards
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🔍 What we’re looking for:
- Strong electrical/electronics design experience
- Experience using engineering design/CAD software
- Good knowledge of electrical design standards
- Electrical & Electronics Engineering degree or equivalent industry experience
- Product design experience – particularly DC systems – would be advantageous
- Experience using Product Lifecycle Management systems
- Experience working to marine and defence standards
- Knowledge of classification society requirements, particularly Lloyd’s Register and DNV


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