Hyosung Heavy Industries UK
Electrical Project Engineer

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Hyosung UK
Hyosung UK operates within the power and energy sector, delivering transformer solutions to utilities and infrastructure clients.
The Role: Electrical Project Engineer
The Electrical Project Engineer will act as the key technical and project coordination interface between customers, internal teams, and manufacturing facilities. The role focuses on the delivery of high-voltage electrical equipment projects (including power transformers and shunt reactors), ensuring compliance, quality, and customer satisfaction throughout the project lifecycle.
This position combines technical engineering expertise, project coordination, and customer engagement to support successful project execution and business growth in the UK.
Main Responsibilities
Project Coordination & Delivery
- Support the planning, coordination, and execution of electrical engineering projects
- Monitor project milestones, deliverables, and technical progress
- Identify and manage project risks, issues, and engineering changes
- Liaise with internal teams and overseas factories to ensure timely delivery
Technical Interface & Engineering Coordination
- Act as the primary technical interface between customers and factory engineering teams
- Translate customer specifications into clear engineering requirements
- Ensure designs align with project specifications, standards, and manufacturability
Design Review & Technical Oversight
- Lead or support Design Review Meetings (DRMs) with clients
- Review and validate: General Arrangement (GA) drawings, Electrical and insulation design
- Losses, impedance, and thermal performance
- Identify design gaps and coordinate resolution with relevant stakeholders
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Customer Technical Support
- Provide timely, first-line technical support to customers within the UK time zone
- Respond to technical queries to improve communication efficiency and client confidence
- Deliver practical engineering solutions tailored to project and site requirements
Compliance & Standards
- Ensure compliance with: UK regulations and standards (e.g., BS, EN)
- IEC standards, Client technical specifications
- Support adherence to quality and regulatory requirements across all project phases
Documentation & Drawing Management
- Review engineering drawings and documentation prior to client submission
- Ensure accuracy, consistency, and technical completeness
- Support preparation and review of technical reports and project documents
Technical Communication & Client Engagement
- Clearly communicate engineering concepts, design decisions, and trade-offs
- Participate in technical discussions, clarifications, and issue resolution
- Support RFIs, technical queries (TQs), and design deviations
Support to Sales & Tendering
- Provide technical input during: Tendering and bid preparation, Client meetings and presentations, Technical negotiations
- Support the development of competitive and compliant engineering solutions


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Local Engineering Capability Development
- Contribute to building local engineering expertise within the UK team
- Support collaboration with clients and technical stakeholders
- Promote knowledge sharing aligned with company standards and best practices
Industry Engagement
- Participate in relevant industry bodies and forums (e.g., CIGRE, IEC)
- Stay informed on industry trends, standards, and innovations
- Support Hyosung’s technical presence in the UK market
Person Specification
Skills & Experience
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
- Experience in high-voltage equipment (transformers, reactors, or similar)
- Strong understanding of electrical design principles and standards
- Experience in project engineering or technical coordination
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work in an international and cross-functional environment
Our Offer
- Competitive salary
- Bonus: up to 10% of base salary (performance-based)
- 25 days annual leave plus UK public holidays
- Pension contribution
- Health and life insurance allowance
- Car allowance
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Hyosung UK ltd is an open and inclusive organisation that welcomes and celebrates diversity. We are committed to creating an inclusive working environment where everyone feels valued and respected.
Right to Work Requirement
Applicants must have the legal right to work in the United Kingdom at the time of application.
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