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Senior Electrical Project Engineer

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⚡ WE’RE HIRING – SENIOR ELECTRICAL PROJECT ENGINEER ⚡
📍 Inchinnan, Glasgow
⚙️ Subsea | Naval Defence | Electrical Engineering
I’m currently recruiting for a Senior Electrical Project Engineer to join our Energy/Marine/Defence specialist client in Inchinnan, Glasgow.
This is a senior technical role leading electrical engineering design solutions and supporting products throughout their lifecycle — from new product development through to upgrades, modifications and field support.
🔧 Key responsibilities include:
- Electrical design input across new systems and products
- Technical support to existing product ranges
- Representing company during customer design reviews, audits and acceptance testing
- Reviewing and approving drawings and technical documentation
- Producing specifications, test procedures, certification and reports
- Working closely with Supply Chain, Production, Software, Controls, Electronics and Mechanical Engineering teams
- Mentoring and supporting junior engineers
- Ensuring engineering solutions are delivered safely, on time and within budget
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🔍 We’re looking for someone with:
- Strong electrical design and manufacturing experience
- Experience with power systems, particularly DC systems, controls and instrumentation
- Previous experience as an Electrical Project Engineer
- SolidWorks Electrical and AutoCAD LT experience
- Experience producing engineering calculations, specifications and drawings
- Product Lifecycle Management system experience
- Knowledge of design standards and CE compliance
- Electrical & Electronics Engineering degree or equivalent industry experience


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Experience within subsea or naval defence projects would be highly beneficial, along with hands-on fault finding on complex electro-mechanical systems. Candidates must also be able to obtain UK Security Clearance.
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