Electrical Design Engineer

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Bristol, United Kingdom

2 months ago

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Electrical Design Engineer

Location: Bristol (Office-based with occasional site visits)

Salary: Up to £45,000 per annum

Monday-Friday 40 Hours

Overview

An established and highly regarded control systems engineering company based in Bristol is seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer to join its growing team. This is an opportunity to play a key role in delivering innovative solutions across a wide range of industrial automation projects.

This is not a "copy-and-paste" engineering environment-engineers are actively involved in designing systems from the ground up for diverse industrial applications.

The Role

You will work across a variety of projects spanning multiple sectors, contributing to everything from initial concept through to commissioning. Projects may include hardware design, software development, and full turnkey solutions.

Industries supported include:

Defence

Nuclear

FMCG

Special purpose machinery

IIoT

Packaging

R&D

This role offers excellent variety and the chance to develop technically while working with modern tools and technologies.

Key Responsibilities

Design electrical control systems from concept through to delivery

Produce detailed schematics using industry-standard CAD tools

Support project delivery across multiple sectors

Participate in occasional site visits and client engagement

Ensure compliance with relevant safety and engineering standards

Requirements

2-6 years' engineering experience

Proficiency with EPlan and/or AutoCAD

Understanding of system safety and relevant standards (e.g. BS EN 60204, BS EN (phone number removed)

Full right to work in the UK

Full UK driving licence

What's on Offer

Salary up to £45,000

Additional bonuses for site work and overnight stays

Guaranteed salary review within 12 months

Paid overtime

22 days holiday plus bank holidays (increasing with service)

Pension scheme

Flexible working hours (Monday-Friday, 40 hours/week including paid breaks)

Ongoing training and development (internal and external)

Friendly, collaborative working environment

If you're interested in this position, please apply below or contact

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