Electrical Design Engineer – Plymouth, Industrial Machinery

Jonathan Lee Group; Devon and Torbay; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Jonathan Lee Group seeks an Electrical Design Engineer in Plymouth to lead the electrical design and development of specialist machinery across aerospace, wind and automotive sectors. You will create concepts, schematics and drawings, ensuring equipment meets client requirements and quality standards.

In this role you will produce supporting documentation, support build, commissioning and testing, and troubleshoot electrical issues during deployment.

Qualifications

• Experience designing electrical systems for industrial machinery or automated equipment.
• Ability to read, create and work from electrical schematics and technical drawings.
• Understanding of industrial control systems and instrumentation.
• Background delivering engineering design projects from concept to production.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop electrical design concepts, schematics and drawings.
• Provide recommendations to match client requirements and specifications.
• Prepare all supporting documentation for electrical designs.
• Support build, commissioning and testing of equipment in-house.
• Assist fault-finding during build, testing and commissioning.
• Maintain knowledge of emerging technologies and techniques.

Skills

Industrial electrical design

Electrical control systems

Schematics reading/writing

Engineering design experience

Education

Electrical engineering degree or equivalent (HNC/HND/apprenticeship)

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Job description

Jonathan Lee Group seeks an Electrical Design Engineer in Plymouth to lead the electrical design and development of specialist machinery across aerospace, wind and automotive sectors. You will create concepts, schematics and drawings, ensuring equipment meets client requirements and quality standards.

In this role you will produce supporting documentation, support build, commissioning and testing, and troubleshoot electrical issues during deployment.