Graduate Electrical Engineer — Building Services (Autumn 2027)

Ridge and Partners LLP; Cardiff; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Ridge and Partners LLP in Cardiff is offering an Autumn 2027 Evolve graduate programme for recent Electrical or Building Services Engineering graduates. The two-year scheme provides on-the-job learning across buildings and developments, focusing on electrical design, power and lighting, and building systems.

You will work with experienced professionals and clients, architects and contractors to deliver energy-efficient, resilient solutions while developing your professional chartership and

Qualifications

• Must have 2:1 bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or closely related subject; Master’s degree is acceptable in combination with another degree.
• Available to start full-time from September 2027.
• Permanent Right to Work in the UK; no visa sponsorship required.
• Curious and eager to learn.
• Passionate about the Built Environment and its future impact.

Responsibilities

• Develop and support electrical services design and specification for buildings and developments.
• Contribute to energy-efficient, resilient and sustainable solutions.
• Collaborate with clients, architects, engineers and contractors to deliver projects.

Skills

Curious and eager to learn

Interest in Built Environment

Education

2:1 degree in Electrical Engineering / Building Services Engineering or related

Bachelor's degree with relevant Master's

Job description

Ridge and Partners LLP in Cardiff is offering an Autumn 2027 Evolve graduate programme for recent Electrical or Building Services Engineering graduates. The two-year scheme provides on-the-job learning across buildings and developments, focusing on electrical design, power and lighting, and building systems.

You will work with experienced professionals and clients, architects and contractors to deliver energy-efficient, resilient solutions while developing your professional chartership and