Electrical Engineer

Requirements

• A passion for working in a consultancy environment
• Championing a culture where everyone belongs
• A desire to work collaboratively with a curious approach, challenging yourself to find new solutions
• Enthusiasm and drive to develop your skillset and seek out development opportunities within a supportive team
• Motivation to achieve professional accreditation (where applicable)
• Comfortable to embrace agile ways of working and learning new technologies
• Commitment to spend a minimum of three days a week in the office or on client site (project dependent)
• Being together in person helps us build stronger relationships, collaborate more effectively, and accelerate your learning and development
• Minimum 2.2 BEng in an Electrical Engineering discipline, Energy Systems or Renewable Energy

What the job involves

• Our team is looking for engineers with an understanding of electrical engineering, power systems, and energy markets, who are keen to develop their knowledge and make a meaningful contribution to the energy sector. If you’re passionate about shaping a sustainable future and curious about how engineering can support the journey to Net Zero, we’d love to hear from you
• In this role, you’ll be part of a team working on design and advisory projects in the energy sector, with a focus on electricity transmission and distribution networks
• You’ll also have opportunities to support projects across the wider Power & Energy Solutions team and AtkinsRéalis business. Some of our clients include National Grid, SSEN, and Ofgem, in addition to other organisations both in the UK and internationally
• You’ll gain experience delivering multi‑disciplinary projects related to research and analysis (such as feasibility studies) and design (such as Front‑End Engineering Design)
• Our in house Power Grids Training Program provides discipline specific training depending on your interests; covering areas such as Low, Medium or High Voltage plant and Protection & Control. This role also offers personal development, training, and support towards chartership, with plenty of opportunity to get involved in a wide range of impactful projects
• Researching topics and collating data to identify recommendations for substation development
• Evaluating transmission and distribution networks for new grid connections
• Developing designs for substations and electrical networks
• In addition to technical work, you’ll also have opportunities to get involved in project management, bidding and potential secondments, offering varied experience both internally and with clients
• There are also opportunities to get involved in business development activities, such as the Net Zero Superheroes school competition, or Engineering Net Zero thought leadership

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