Senior Electrical Engineer — Nuclear & Power Systems Lead

Technical Partners; Epsom; Hybrid; GBP 52,000 - 67,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Pension

Private medical

Share scheme

Bonus twice a year

25 days holiday

Annualised pay rise

Flexible hours

Job summary

Technical Partners is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer in Epsom, Surrey, UK. The role involves leading electrical design across major energy projects in a safety-critical sector.

You will own technical delivery from feasibility to construction and commissioning, mentoring others while coordinating with multidisciplinary teams. The position offers hybrid working with three days per week in office, a salary of £52,000–£67,000 DOE, and focus on safety-critical engineering within nuclear/energy

Qualifications

• Minimum degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Experience in safety-critical or regulated environments.
• Proven delivery of technical leadership across multi-disciplinary teams.
• Strong knowledge of electrical systems and MV/LV distribution.
• Excellent technical report writing and engineering documentation skills.
• Chartered Engineer status or commitment to pursue.

Responsibilities

• Lead design, analysis and optimisation of electrical systems across the project lifecycle.
• Deliver activities from feasibility through FEED and detailed design.
• Produce and review feasibility studies, calculations, reports, specs and drawings.
• Provide specialist advice on MV/LV systems and equipment.
• Mentor engineers and manage technical risks and queries.
• Collaborate with stakeholders and support bids and proposals.

Skills

Electrical engineering

MV/LV distribution

Technical leadership

Stakeholder communication

Safety‑critical exposure

Chartered engineer readiness

Mentoring

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering

Chartered Engineer status or progress

Job description

Technical Partners is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer in Epsom, Surrey, UK. The role involves leading electrical design across major energy projects in a safety-critical sector.

You will own technical delivery from feasibility to construction and commissioning, mentoring others while coordinating with multidisciplinary teams. The position offers hybrid working with three days per week in office, a salary of £52,000–£67,000 DOE, and focus on safety-critical engineering within nuclear/energy