Graduate Electrical Engineer – Hybrid Building Services

Leighton George; Nailsea; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Pension contributions

Private medical cover

20 days annual leave + holidays

Job summary

Leighton George in Nailsea near Bristol is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to join its building services team. You will work with experienced engineers on a range of projects from early design to delivery, developing practical skills and a long-term career in building services.

You'll gain exposure to lighting, power, containment, and electrical systems, with mentoring and opportunities for professional development in a collaborative, hybrid-working environment.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical Engineering or Building Services
• Genuine interest in electrical design and built environment
• Good analytical, technical and problem-solving skills
• Strong communication and collaborative mindset
• Proactive learning and development attitude

Responsibilities

• Support electrical building services design and engineering calculations
• Assist with lighting, power, containment and related electrical systems design
• Prepare drawings, specifications and technical documentation
• Participate in site surveys, inspections and project meetings
• Coordinate with mechanical engineers and multidisciplinary teams
• Support projects from concept through completion
• Develop understanding of regulations, standards and best practice
• Build technical knowledge through mentoring

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Building Services

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Building Services

Job description

Leighton George in Nailsea near Bristol is seeking a Graduate Electrical Engineer to join its building services team. You will work with experienced engineers on a range of projects from early design to delivery, developing practical skills and a long-term career in building services.

You'll gain exposure to lighting, power, containment, and electrical systems, with mentoring and opportunities for professional development in a collaborative, hybrid-working environment.