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Electrical Design Engineer – Power Infrastructure
Location: North of England / Hybrid options available
Salary / Rate: Competitive (DOE)
Type: Permanent
We are currently working with a leading infrastructure contractor delivering major power projects across the UK and are looking to speak with experienced Electrical Design Engineers with a background in HV power systems.
This role will involve supporting the design and delivery of electrical infrastructure projects across distribution and transmission networks.
Key Responsibilities
- Producing electrical designs for HV infrastructure projects (up to 33kV)
- Supporting the design of substations, cable systems, and associated electrical equipment
- Preparing design drawings, specifications, and technical documentation
- Liaising with project delivery teams to ensure designs meet operational and safety requirements
- Supporting design reviews and engineering approvals
- Ensuring designs comply with DNO standards and industry regulations
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Requirements
- Degree or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering
- Experience working on HV electrical design projects
- Knowledge of power systems, substations, or network infrastructure
- Experience working with DNO standards (SPEN, National Grid, etc. desirable)
- Strong understanding of industry regulations and engineering best practice


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Desirable Experience
- Experience designing projects up to 33kV
- Background in power infrastructure, utilities, or energy projects
- Experience working in multi-disciplinary engineering teams
Opportunity
This is a great opportunity to join a growing programme of major power infrastructure projects and work within a highly experienced engineering team delivering critical network upgrades.
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