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Senior Electrical Design Engineer

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Senior Electrical Design Engineer
Our client based in Newmarket is looking to hire a Senior Electrical Design Engineer to join its expanding team.
Responsibilities
As an Electrical Design Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
- Designing control panels and switchgear to meet customers' specific requirements, ensuring compliance with legislative and safety standards.
- Anticipating future legislation and advising customers on product, service, or equipment adherence to requirements.
- Producing high-quality manufacturing data, including schematic and layout drawings using AutoCAD.
- Creating reports such as bills of materials and test procedures.
- Specifying and selecting electrical components for UK, EU, and International applications.
- Participating in design and quality reviews for new and existing products.
- Collaborating with the applications and sales, production, and quality teams, providing technical support and guidance as needed.
- Contributing to sales engineering effectiveness by identifying short-term and long-range issues and recommending options and courses of action.
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Requirements
To be considered for this Electrical Design Engineer role, you will need the following:


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- Experience in the design of control panels and low-voltage distribution boards/switchboards
- AutoCAD Electrical proficient
- Experience in interpreting different technical schematics and report formats, including electrical and mechanical.
Benefits
In return, our client is offering the following to the successful Electrical Design Engineer:
- £45,000 - £50,000
- Flexible Working
- Contributory group personal pension.
- 25 days of annual leave plus all bank holidays
- Comprehensive induction and additional skills training, if required.
- On-site training covering all aspects of the role.
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