Graduate/Intermediate Electrical Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £30,000 - 42,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Cambridge
  • Date: 13 hours ago
Description:

Graduate/Intermediate Electrical Engineer

£30,000 - £42,000
Cambridge 

The opportunity

A well-regarded building services consultancy is looking for a Graduate or Intermediate Electrical Engineer to join its team. This is a fantastic opportunity for an early-career engineer who wants to learn from experienced colleagues, work on varied projects and build a long-term career with a business that invests in its people.

You will contribute to electrical design solutions across multiple projects and sectors, developing your technical skills with the support of senior engineers, structured training and a clear route to professional accreditation.

What the role involves

Contributing to the delivery of electrical engineering design solutions across a range of projects and sectors
Producing engineering calculations, specifications, reports and technical drawings in line with industry standards and company quality procedures
Making sure design information is accurate and delivered on time at each project stage
Working closely with in-house and external Revit and CAD teams to coordinate design information
Working collaboratively within multidisciplinary project teams
Supporting more junior colleagues and designers as your experience grows
Liaising with clients, architects and other members of the external design team
Presenting technical solutions clearly to project stakeholders, with support as you develop
Building strong professional relationships with clients and project partnersAbout you

A degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline
Up to around three years’ experience in a building services consultancy, although graduates with relevant placement or internship experience are welcome
Working towards, or keen to start working towards, professional accreditation with CIBSE, IET or equivalent
A good grounding in electrical design principles and an interest in multidisciplinary project environments
Experience with, or exposure to, CAD and Revit, with knowledge of Bluebeam and design software such as IES, Amtech, Dialux or Relux being an advantage
Good written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce clear technical reports
Good interpersonal skills and the confidence to work with clients and design teams
The ability to manage your workload across more than one project
A willingness to learn, take on feedback and work both independently and as part of a teamWhat’s on offer

A competitive salary of £30,000 to £45,000 per annum
Pension with an 8% company contribution
25 days’ paid annual leave
Optional private healthcare insurance
Death in service insurance
Payment of one professional membership subscription
Cycle to work scheme
Electric vehicle purchase scheme
Hybrid working
Excellent opportunities for career growth, with continued personal development and trainingInterested in this Graduate/Intermediate Electrical Engineer role? Get in touch with Callum Jones at Aztrum on for a confidential conversation

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