Graduate Electrical Critical Systems Engineer - Green Tech

Cundall; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Joining bonus £1,500

Chartered status bonus £2,000

25 days holiday

Job summary

Cundall is seeking a Graduate Electrical Critical Systems Engineer to join their UK team. You will assist in designing electrical building services for high-profile projects across sectors such as education, healthcare and data centres, focusing on sustainability and efficiency.

Under expert supervision, you will develop skills toward chartership with accredited programmes from CIBSE and IET. A structured graduate scheme includes development opportunities and join bonuses in place for new

Qualifications

• On target to achieve at least a 2:2 degree.
• Accredited with or on course to achieve a BEng/MEng degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Interest in Electrical Engineering and Building Design or Critical Systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist consultancy input on projects across education, healthcare, workplace, retail and critical systems (data centres).
• Under guidance, undertake detailed electrical building services design and analysis.
• Translate clients' needs into designs for buildings, facilities and services with sustainability at the forefront.

Skills

2:2 degree

Electrical engineering

Building design

Parametric modelling

Grasshopper

Dynamo

Python

C#

VB

Teamwork

Communication

Education

BEng/MEng in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Grasshopper

Dynamo

Python

C#

VB

Job description

Cundall is seeking a Graduate Electrical Critical Systems Engineer to join their UK team. You will assist in designing electrical building services for high-profile projects across sectors such as education, healthcare and data centres, focusing on sustainability and efficiency.

Under expert supervision, you will develop skills toward chartership with accredited programmes from CIBSE and IET. A structured graduate scheme includes development opportunities and join bonuses in place for new