Multi-Utility Design Engineer — Hybrid, Training & Progression

Rise Technical Recruitment Limited; Bury St Edmunds; Hybrid; GBP 48,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Multi-utility training

Technical development

Long-Term progression

Excellent pension

Job summary

Rise Technical Recruitment Limited is seeking a Multi Utility Design Engineer / Utility Design Engineer for a permanent role in Bury St Edmunds. You will develop offsite utility designs across HV/LV, gas, water and fibre and liaise with network operators and customers to define scope and ensure design quality.

The role supports hybrid working from the Bury St Edmunds office, with clear technical progression, multi-utility training and long-term development in a respected national infrastructure

Qualifications

• Design engineering experience within at least one utility network (electric, gas, water, fibre, heat).
• Experience supporting designs for new housing / mixed-use developments.
• Full UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Design of offsite / enabling utility infrastructure for new project awards (HV/LV / Gas / Water / Fibre).
• Technical liaison with network operators and internal project teams through to energisation.
• Customer-facing post-award meetings to define scope (substations/OSCP, metering and associated plant).
• Site/video/survey review, identifying constraints, trial holes and third-party/permit restrictions.
• Hybrid working available (role dependent), based from the Bury St Edmunds office.

Skills

Utility design experience

Job description

Rise Technical Recruitment Limited is seeking a Multi Utility Design Engineer / Utility Design Engineer for a permanent role in Bury St Edmunds. You will develop offsite utility designs across HV/LV, gas, water and fibre and liaise with network operators and customers to define scope and ensure design quality.

The role supports hybrid working from the Bury St Edmunds office, with clear technical progression, multi-utility training and long-term development in a respected national infrastructure