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Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer

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Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer – (Building Services Design / MEP)
North London – Flexible Working Arrangements
£45k to £55k + Comprehensive Benefits
Mentored support towards professional accreditation
Professional subscription
Flexible working arrangements
Competitive pay and employee bonus
Future opportunities for Partnership
Six weeks holiday (including Bank holidays)
Pension Scheme
Other benefits include generous paid parental leave, sick pay, and treatment pay.
Interesting and technically challenging projects
An inclusive culture and cooperative environment
Opportunities for involvement in business-running activities
About the Opportunity
MEP / Building Services / Electrical Design Engineer / Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer
An excellent opportunity based in London for an experienced electrical design engineer who is looking to develop their experience, knowledge, and career, with one of the UK’s leading, award-winning MEP engineering practices; a practice that is owned by the people who work there and committed to leading the industry in tackling the challenges posed by the climate and biodiversity crises.
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Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer Responsibilities
- Design and deliver electrical services on projects across a range of sectors with duties covering all aspects from RIBA stage 0 to 7.
- Delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that really work and are beautifully integrated with the architecture and structure.
- Build on your initial professional development, supplementing existing knowledge with new learning to deliver electrical designs on projects.
- Carry out site monitoring.
- Participate in client and design team meetings.
- Contribute to the initial training and support of graduate engineers.
- You will work under the guidance of Senior or Principal Engineers.


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Experience
- A relevant degree qualification.
- Working towards, and possibly ready to apply for, chartered status.
- Experience working with digital design tools such as BlueBeam, Revit, and ProDesign.
- The ability to think creatively, applying a considered and rigorous approach to both design and delivery.
- Experience through a graduate programme in electrical design working for a UK based MEP consultancy.
- You will have a strong understanding of electrical engineering in buildings.
- Will be self-motivated and capable of working well under pressure.
- A strong desire to communicate and work collaboratively with others, both internally and externally is essential.
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