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Electrical Engineer

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Electrical Engineering Roles
Electrical engineering roles in this area could focus on designing, developing, and optimising electrical systems and components for industrial applications. A central theme could be collaborating across mechanical and controls disciplines to deliver robust, standards-compliant solutions that meet demanding technical specifications.
Please note the content of this advert does not represent a live vacancy.
About The Opportunity
This is an opportunity to register your interest in future Electrical Engineer positions, roles that could involve contributing to the design and delivery of electrical solutions within a technical, collaborative environment. Positions of this type may sit within engineering teams working to ISO 9001 standards, supporting the development of systems that power industrial operations and drive business outcomes.
Typical Role Overview
- Location: Manchester, Greater Manchester, England
- Type: Contract
- Full-time
- Rate: £250–280 per day
- Domain: Electrical engineering, Industrial systems
What You Would Do
- Contributing to the design and development of electrical systems, schematics, and control circuits
- Supporting the creation of technical documentation and drawings in line with engineering standards
- Collaborating with mechanical and controls engineers to integrate electrical components into broader system solutions
- Assisting with testing, validation, and troubleshooting of electrical systems to ensure they meet specification
- Liaising with stakeholders to understand technical requirements and translate them into electrical designs
- Contributing to continuous improvement and adherence to ISO 9001 quality management standards
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What You Could Bring
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related discipline
- Solid understanding of electrical design principles, circuit theory, and component selection
- Proficiency with electrical CAD tools and technical documentation
- Experience working within regulated or quality-focused environments
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to technical detail
- Ability to collaborate effectively across engineering disciplines
- Relevant certifications such as SMSTS, First Aid, or HV are advantageous
- Authorization to work in the United Kingdom
What Roles Of This Type Could Offer
- Opportunity to work on technically challenging electrical engineering projects
- Exposure to current industry tools, practices, and quality standards
- Collaboration with experienced engineering teams across multiple disciplines
- Potential for professional development and progression within engineering
- Contract flexibility and daily rate reflecting your experience and contribution


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About SThree
SThree is the global STEM workforce consultancy.
We advise businesses, build expert teams, and deliver project solutions to outpace tomorrow, together.
Across the UK, we connect talented specialists with cutting-edge opportunities across technology, engineering, life sciences, and financial services supported by our offices in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, and Leeds
How To Register Interest
If you are interested in being added to our database to be considered for future opportunities, registering is quick and easy. No cover letter required. We will be in touch when we are instructed on these roles to discuss the next step in your career.
Disclaimer
Please note that the content of this advert does not represent a live vacancy or any guarantee of future vacancies, and by responding to this advert you agree to us adding your details to our database for future opportunities.
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