Senior Electrical Design Engineer

BAE Systems; Milnrow; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site work

Job summary

BAE Systems in Samlesbury seeks a Senior Electrical Design Engineer to produce the physical product definition, focusing on Catia V5-based electrical design, safety, cost, and through-life considerations. You will work across disciplines to ensure compliance with functional requirements and contribute to design data delivery for Airframe programs.

The role emphasizes collaboration, risk mitigation, and ongoing professional development within a multidisciplinary team, with a 37-hour week and 2–3

Qualifications

• Experience in an Electrical Design role.
• Experience of operating in an electrical design role, or equivalent in one or more phases of the product lifecycle.
• Recent experience using CATIA V5.

Responsibilities

• Working closely with other engineering disciplines and functions, supplier and customer areas, fostering a team-working and collaborative product development environment.
• Producing and issuing Airframe engineering design data to meet project requirements, in line with design standards, whilst maintaining quality, cost and schedule adherence.
• Verifying design data prior to a formal independent check criteria to ensure compliance with project standards.
• Identifying project technical risks and opportunities, and where appropriate propose mitigation plans.
• Supporting all aspects of personal and professional development for yourself and, where appropriate, others in your team.
• Evaluating and resolving design queries, and supporting the generation of resulting modifications and changes.

Skills

Electrical design

Lifecycle experience

Tools

CATIA V5

Job description

Please note that you will need to have recent experience using Catia V5 and indefinite leave to remain in the UK or a British nationality to apply for this role.

The Role

As a Senior Electrical Design Engineer you will be part of a team at BAE Systems in Samlesbury producing the physical product definition to satisfy a set of multidisciplinary system functional requirements, taking account of safety, cost, manufacturing, in-service support and other considerations. Your engineering capabilities will be developed across a range of design skills and product lifecycle stages, working both in a model-based and 2D drawing engineering environment centered on Catia V5.

Typically your design capabilities will be developed using:

The CATIA V5 Electrical 3D & 2D Design Toolset in the design installation of electrical equipment, routing of electrical harnesses, incorporating support structure and physical separation requirements, taking account of system performance, system safety, system redundancy as well as cost and through-life considerations.

A key aspect of the roles is to demonstrate compliance with functional requirements, including zonal safety analysis in a collaborative multi-disciplinary team environment.

Role Responsibilities:

• Working closely with other engineering disciplines and functions, supplier and customer areas, fostering a team-working and collaborative product development environment.
• Producing and issuing Airframe engineering design data to meet project requirements, in line with design standards, whilst maintaining quality, cost and schedule adherence.
• Verifying design data prior to a formal independent check criteria to ensure compliance with project standards.
• Identifying project technical risks and opportunities, and where appropriate propose mitigation plans.
• Supporting all aspects of personal and professional development for yourself and, where appropriate, others in your team.
• Evaluating and resolving design queries, and supporting the generation of resulting modifications and changes.

What are BAE Systems looking for from you?

• Experience in an Electrical Design role
• Experience of operating in an electrical design role, or equivalent in one or more phases of the product lifecycle.
• Recent experience using Catia V5.

Working pattern / hours

• Typically 37 hours per week, Mon–Fri (site span hours apply; start/finish agreed with local management)
• 2–3 days per week on site at Samlesbury
• 12 month contract