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A leading engineering consultancy is seeking an experienced Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Design Engineer to work remotely on critical industrial projects. The role offers flexible hours and the chance to deliver engineering packages compliant with ATEX/DSEAR standards. Candidates should have strong experience in hazardous industries and be proficient in software like AutoCAD. This is a fantastic opportunity to work independently in a dynamic environment.
Job Title: Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Design Engineer (EC&I)
Location: 100% Remote (Work from Anywhere in the UK)
Contract Duration: Initial 6-Month Contract (With Strong Potential to Extend)
Contract Rate: £55ph (Outside IR35)
Hours: Flexible - 40 hours per week ideally, but also open to part-time/flexible arrangements for people with the required skills
Start Date: August 2025
Sectors: Water, Oil & Gas, Power, Chemical, Process (Hazardous Areas - ATEX / DSEAR)
This opportunity is ideal for a skilled EC&I professional who wants the freedom of flexible, remote working while contributing to major industrial projects across the UK.
EC&I Partners are seeking an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation Design Engineer to deliver a range of high-impact design packages for a specialist consultancy working across ATEX/DSEAR-compliant environments.
You'll work on complex industrial projects in sectors such as water, oil & gas, power, chemical, and general process, producing detailed and compliant design documentation using industry-standard software. The role is fully remote and best suited to candidates who can hit the ground running with minimal supervision.
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated, experienced E&I Design Engineer looking to join a leading consultancy and work on critical projects in hazardous environments. Applications are welcomed from professionals across the UK, regardless of location, gender, background, or personal circumstance.
EC&I Partners is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration based solely on merit and capability.