Autonomous Marine Electrical Design Engineer

Carbon 60; England; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent salary package

Job summary

Carbon 60 is seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer with a marine background to lead electrical design from concept to testing for autonomous vessels.

You will design power distribution, propulsion control, sensors and communications; integrate with navigation and control systems; produce schematics; collaborate with naval architects, mechanical, software and control engineers; ensure regulatory compliance.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent industry experience.
• 3+ years' electrical design experience.
• Strong understanding of marine electrical systems.
• Experience using AutoCAD or similar electrical design software.

Responsibilities

• Design electrical systems for autonomous vessels, including power distribution, propulsion control, sensors and communication networks.
• Integrate electrical systems with autonomous navigation and control systems.
• Produce electrical designs, schematics and technical documentation using AutoCAD.
• Work closely with naval architects, mechanical, software and control engineers.
• Support electrical system testing, validation and troubleshooting.
• Ensure designs meet relevant marine regulations, safety standards and classification requirements.
• Produce design specifications, test plans and compliance documentation.
• Identify opportunities to improve system performance and integration.

Skills

Electrical design

Marine environment

AutoCAD

Problem solving

Education

Electrical Engineering degree

Tools

AutoCAD

Job description

Carbon 60 is seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer with a marine background to lead electrical design from concept to testing for autonomous vessels.

You will design power distribution, propulsion control, sensors and communications; integrate with navigation and control systems; produce schematics; collaborate with naval architects, mechanical, software and control engineers; ensure regulatory compliance.