Hardware Engineer

VIQU IT

Uttoxeter, Staffordshire

10 months ago

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Hardware Engineer
Location: Stone, Staffordshire(On-site – 5 days per week)
Salary: Market Related
Type: Full-time, Permanent

VIQU has partnered with a leading organisation in the nuclear sector to recruit a Hardware Engineer. This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a highly regulated and safety-critical environment, contributing to the design and delivery of complex electrical systems for industrial automation and control.

Key Responsibilities:

Design electrical control panels, PLC systems, and low-voltage distribution systems for industrial applications

Design electrical cabling and containment systems in line with project and industry standards

Produce and maintain detailed drawings and documentation using AutoCAD Electrical

Ensure designs comply with BS7671 IEE Wiring Regulations (18th Edition) and IEC / BS EN (phone number removed) (Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies)

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams during the full lifecycle of projects, including installation and commissioning

Travel to and stay at customer sites as required for project delivery and support

Key Requirements:

Proven experience designing electrical panels, PLC systems, LV distribution systems, and electrical infrastructure

Knowledge of electrical cabling and containment system design

Proficient in AutoCAD Electrical

Strong understanding of BS7671 (18th Edition) and relevant low-voltage switchgear/controlgear standards

Excellent communication and teamwork skills

Willingness to travel and work on-site with customers

Desirable Skills:

Background in a highly regulated industry such as nuclear, defence, or aerospace

Knowledge of EMC compliance and associated design practices

Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status (or working towards it)

To find out more about this opportunity, please APPLY NOW for a no-obligation conversation with your VIQU Consultant. You can also contact Phoebe Rees via the VIQU IT Recruitment website.

If you know someone who could be a good fit for this role, VIQU offers a referral bonus of up to £1,000 (terms apply).

For more opportunities and industry insights, follow VIQU IT Recruitment on LinkedIn and Twitter: @VIQU_UK

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