Graduate Electrical Engineer – Data Centre Design

Ramboll; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Ramboll in the United Kingdom and Ireland is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to support the Data Centre Facilities team on innovative, sustainable power systems for critical facilities. You will gain exposure to design delivery, building physics, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The role focuses on developing resilient electrical networks, sustainable design principles, and digital automation within modern data centres, with opportunities to grow across the Buildings department.

Qualifications

• A BEng, MEng or MSc level degree in a relevant engineering subject – attained no earlier than 2026.
• Interest in the design of mission critical facilities, especially electrical systems.
• An active curiosity around building physics and sustainable design solutions.
• Demonstrable aptitude to learn programming languages and complex data manipulation and processing.
• Demonstrable aptitude to learn and understand the principles of power system analysis using industry software.
• Ability to summarise and present complex engineering concepts via different channels.
• An interest in Digital Automation and Optimisation.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver highly resilient electrical power systems for data centres.
• Develop understanding of building physics and sustainable design solutions.
• Collaborate with the Buildings department and cross-functional teams to deliver projects.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Programming aptitude

Power systems analysis

Building physics curiosity

Communication skills

Digital automation interest

Education

BEng/MEng/MSc in relevant engineering subject

Tools

Power system software

Building physics tools

Job description

Ramboll in the United Kingdom and Ireland is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to support the Data Centre Facilities team on innovative, sustainable power systems for critical facilities. You will gain exposure to design delivery, building physics, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The role focuses on developing resilient electrical networks, sustainable design principles, and digital automation within modern data centres, with opportunities to grow across the Buildings department.