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This is an opportunity to join a forward-thinking engineering team working on cutting-edge energy projects in a fast-moving and collaborative environment.
Electrical Engineer responsibilities
- Support the design, implementation, and testing of electrical and communication systems.
- Assist with electrical system layouts, component selection, and engineering calculations.
- Help produce technical documentation including drawings, reports, wiring diagrams, and system schematics.
- Communicate/consult with major clients on engineering specifications.
- Work closely with engineers and technicians across a range of engineering disciplines.
- Help maintain accurate engineering records and documentation.


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Graduate Electrical Engineer requirements
- Degree qualified in Electrical Engineering, General Engineering, Physics, or a related engineering discipline.
- Low/medium voltage AC systems experience.
- Safety systems experience - SIL.
- Electrical infrastructure - specification and design including cable sizing, breakers & fusing, glanding, etc.
- ATEX equipment and classifications.
- Electrical control panel specification/design.
What’s on Offer
- Opportunity to work on innovative clean energy and power projects.
- Long-term career development within a growing and future-focused industry.
- Collaborative and technically engaging working environment.
- Above market salary offering plus benefits package.
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