Graduate Electrical Design Engineer

Brighton
2 months ago
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Are you a passionate and driven graduate ready to kick-start your career in electrical design? Join a fast-growing engineering business specialising in complex electromechanical equipment across multiple industries, from automotive to industrial automation. This is an exciting opportunity to work on innovative projects while developing your skills in a supportive and dynamic environment.

What you’ll be doing as a Graduate Electrical Design Engineer:

Designing and developing electrical systems for complex electromechanical machinery.

Producing schematics, wiring diagrams, and layouts using AutoCAD Electrical.

Collaborating with mechanical and software engineers on multidisciplinary projects.

Supporting the design process from concept through to testing and commissioning.

Contributing ideas to improve processes, designs, and efficiency.

What we’re looking for in a Graduate Electrical Design Engineer:

Recent graduate in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or related discipline.

Proficiency or interest in AutoCAD Electrical.

Strong problem-solving skills and a passion for technical innovation.

Excellent communication skills and a collaborative mindset.

Eagerness to learn and grow within a rapidly expanding engineering business.

Why join us:

Be part of a business experiencing significant growth and expansion.

Work on exciting, challenging projects across multiple industries.

Receive mentoring and training to support your professional development.

Join a friendly, supportive, and forward-thinking team.

Take your first step into an exciting career in electrical design engineering with a company that values innovation, collaboration, and growth. Click APPLY NOW or get in touch with Bella from ReeVR Talent

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