Electrical Design Engineer - Hybrid UK (Complex Systems)

Technical Partners; Sheffield; Hybrid; GBP 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering company in the UK is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer to design and test complex electrical systems in a hybrid working environment. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years of experience, proficiency in AutoCAD Electrical, and skills in systems engineering. With a salary of £45,000 and various benefits including flexible hours and private medical insurance, this role is perfect for someone looking to grow in the engineering field.

Benefits

25 days annual leave + 8 UK Bank Holidays

Salary progression opportunities

Flexible hours

Private Medical & Life Insurance

Pension scheme

Enhanced family-friendly policies

Referral bonus scheme

Cycle to Work Scheme

Gym discounts

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years’ experience with a relevant qualification or 4 years’ experience in systems engineering/hardware or electrical design.
• Experience in low/extra low voltage power generation (400 VAC with motor starters).
• Good understanding of systems engineering principles and methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Design electrical schematics and system layouts from scratch.
• Integrate subsystems and ensure everything works together.
• Prepare technical documents: requirements, designs, test plans, manuals.

Skills

Electrical design

Systems engineering

Problem solving

Proficiency in AutoCAD Electrical

Collaboration

Education

Relevant qualification in Electrical Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Job description

A leading engineering company in the UK is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer to design and test complex electrical systems in a hybrid working environment. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years of experience, proficiency in AutoCAD Electrical, and skills in systems engineering. With a salary of £45,000 and various benefits including flexible hours and private medical insurance, this role is perfect for someone looking to grow in the engineering field.