Associate Mechanical Design Engineer - Data Centre Solutions

ENGIE Group; Oxford; On-site; GBP 40,000 - GBP 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A reputable engineering consultancy in Oxford is looking for an Associate Mechanical Design Engineer specializing in data centers. The candidate will lead major engineering projects, focusing on the design and coordination of mechanical and electrical installations. This role requires significant specification design experience, a relevant engineering degree, and the ability to manage project teams effectively. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package included, with opportunities for professional growth.

Benefits

23 days annual leave rising to 28

Hybrid Working

Healthcare Scheme

Training sponsorship

Wellness days/initiatives

Qualifications

• Experience in specification design for various building types.
• Knowledge of health and safety issues and legislation.
• Ability to manage and prioritize workload effectively.

Responsibilities

• Manage major engineering projects and team cohesion.
• Conduct feasibility studies and prepare project reports.
• Ensure compliance with industry and legal standards.

Skills

Team Management

Cost and profit diagnosis

Project management

Understanding of UK regulations

Communication skills

Education

BSc/BEng in appropriate engineering discipline or equivalent experience

MCIBSE/MIEE or HND/HNC + appropriate experience

Chartered Engineer status

Tools

MS Office applications

IT-based calculation software

Job description

A reputable engineering consultancy in Oxford is looking for an Associate Mechanical Design Engineer specializing in data centers. The candidate will lead major engineering projects, focusing on the design and coordination of mechanical and electrical installations. This role requires significant specification design experience, a relevant engineering degree, and the ability to manage project teams effectively. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package included, with opportunities for professional growth.