Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer - (Building Services Design / MEP)
North London - Flexible Working Arrangements
£45k to £55k + Comprehensive Benefits
Benefits
- Mentored support towards professional accreditation,
- Professional subscription
- Competitive pay and employee bonus
- Future opportunities for Partnership
- Six weeks holiday (including Bank holidays)
- Pension Scheme
- Other benefits include generous paid parental leave, sick pay, and treatment pay.
- Interesting and technically challenging projects
- An inclusive culture and cooperative environment
- Opportunities for involvement in business-running activities
MEP / Building Services / Electrical Design Engineer / Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer
Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer Responsibilities
- Design and deliver electrical services on projects across a range of sectors with duties covering all aspects from RIBA stage 0 to 7.
- Delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that really work and are beautifully integrated with the architecture and structure.
- Build on your initial professional development, supplementing existing knowledge with new learning to deliver electrical designs on projects.
- Carry out site monitoring,
- Participate in client and design team meetings
- Contribute to the initial training and support of graduate engineers.
- You will work under the guidance of Senior or Principal Engineers.
Experience
- A relevant degree qualification
- Working towards, and possibly ready to apply for, chartered status.
- Experience working with digital design tools such as BlueBeam, Revit and ProDesign.
- The ability to think creatively, applying a considered and rigorous approach to both design and delivery.
- Experience through a graduate programme in electrical design working for a UK based MEP consultancy.
- You will have a strong understanding of electrical engineering in buildings
- will be self-motivated and capable of working well under pressure.
- A strong desire to communicate and work collaboratively with others, both internally and externally, is essential