Graduate Electrical & Electronic Engineer – HV & Automation

EET Fuels; England; On-site; GBP 30,000; Full time

Job summary

A key player in low carbon energy in the UK is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer for a full-time position at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex. This role includes a three-year graduate program focusing on technical skills in electrical supply, system automation, and compliance. Candidates should have an IET accredited MENG degree with at least a 2:1 grading. Key benefits include a competitive starting salary of £30,000, a pension contribution, and opportunities for professional development. Applications are open until January 15, 2026.

Benefits

Competitive salary starting at £30,000 per annum

10% salary uplift after successful annual review

10% Company Contribution Pension

25 days of holiday increasing with service

Private Medical Insurance

Access to Employee Assistance Programme

Free secure on-site car parking

Qualifications

• Graduate with at least a 2:1 grading in a related subject.
• Willing to learn and develop individually.
• Confident communicator in written and verbal formats.

Responsibilities

• Support the running production unit's automation and safety systems.
• Work with the electrical team on design, construction, and maintenance.
• Gain exposure to various business operations and projects.

Skills

Proficient in Microsoft applications

Effective communication skills

Ability to work in fast-paced environments

Strong analytical skills

Education

IET accredited MENG Degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering

Job description

A key player in low carbon energy in the UK is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer for a full-time position at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex. This role includes a three-year graduate program focusing on technical skills in electrical supply, system automation, and compliance. Candidates should have an IET accredited MENG degree with at least a 2:1 grading. Key benefits include a competitive starting salary of £30,000, a pension contribution, and opportunities for professional development. Applications are open until January 15, 2026.