Graduate Electrical Engineer – Data Centre Power Systems

Ramboll3; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Ramboll in the United Kingdom and Ireland is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to contribute to the design and delivery of resilient electrical power systems for data centres. You will join the Buildings department, work across disciplines, and grow through hands‑on project experiences in a supportive, knowledge‑sharing environment.

You will gain exposure to building physics, sustainable design principles, and industry software for power system analysis while developing communication and

Qualifications

• A BEng, MEng or MSc in a relevant engineering subject, attained no earlier than 2026.
• Interest in mission critical facilities design, especially electrical systems.
• Curiosity about building physics and sustainable design.
• Aptitude to learn programming languages and data manipulation.
• Aptitude to understand power system analysis using industry software.
• Ability to summarise and present complex engineering concepts.
• Interest in Digital Automation and Optimisation.

Responsibilities

• Involved in the design and delivery of highly resilient electrical power systems for Data Centres.
• Develop an understanding of building physics and sustainable design solutions.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams within Ramboll Buildings department.
• Contribute to delivering high‑quality, cross‑functional engineering solutions.

Skills

Electrical design

Data Centre

Power systems

Digital automation

Programming basics

Communication

Collaboration

Education

Engineering degree (BEng/MEng/MSc)

Job description

Ramboll in the United Kingdom and Ireland is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to contribute to the design and delivery of resilient electrical power systems for data centres. You will join the Buildings department, work across disciplines, and grow through hands‑on project experiences in a supportive, knowledge‑sharing environment.

You will gain exposure to building physics, sustainable design principles, and industry software for power system analysis while developing communication and