Electrical Design Engineer

Electrical Design Engineer | £60k + the usual bits | Bang in the middle of London | M&E | Permanent

I am working with a building services outfit that is doing some bloody good stuff. I’m speaking directly to the Design Director about a couple of roles at the moment. I think I’ve nailed one, but I’m still on the lookout for an Electrical Design Engineer.

This would be joining an 8 strong design team – big enough to give you support and know that you’re not alone, but small enough to give you a voice and scope for progression.

That being said, the Electrical Design Engineer will need to know their way around a project without having their hand held.

You will be working across a decent mix of stuff including commercial, leisure, schools, MOJ, hospitality – the kind of portfolio that keeps things interesting rather than doing the same shizz over and over again.

Couple of non-negotiables:

• You need to have a solid background in Electrical Design – I wouldn’t want to put a number on it but a few years is going to be needed I suspect
• You are all over Revit (not I’ve had a look and could get to grips with it, more “completed it mate”

If you’ve also got AutoCAD in the locker, amazing. If you’ve touched IES as well, get in there. But Revit’s the one they really care about.

Set up is pretty straightforward:

• 4 days in the office, 1 from home
• 25 days holiday
• £60k salary

This will suit someone who’s a bit bored of being a small cog in a big machine… or equally someone stuck somewhere tiny who wants a bit more structure without going full corporate.

If this is a bit of you, give me a shout. If not, and you know someone who’s decent with Revit and not a nightmare to work with, send them my way.