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Client: Rolls Royce

Location: Derby, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

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15.07.2025

29.08.2025

Full-time Electrical Control and Instrumentation Systems Engineer based in Derby, onsite with flexible working (3 days in the office, 2 days WFH). The role involves working on the new generation of Submarine EC&I, Dreadnought, and SSNA projects. Responsibilities include designing reactor C&I, integration, commissioning, power systems control, and sensors, supporting the entire lifecycle from concept to commissioning. The department interfaces with supply chain, manufacturing engineering, and external teams, supporting both Dreadnought and SSNA programmes.

Why Rolls-Royce? An iconic brand at the forefront of innovation, providing critical power systems with a focus on safety and reliability. The company offers excellent development opportunities, competitive salary, and benefits, including bonus, employee support, and discounts. Hybrid working allows balancing office and remote work, with an expectation of around three days in the office per week.

Key responsibilities include designing C&I, power systems, and sensors, integrating sub-systems, defining commissioning strategies, and supporting external teams. Candidates will specify product requirements, verify final products, manage requirements traceability, review design documentation, and support build and commissioning issues.

Qualifications include a degree in electrical/electronics engineering or equivalent, membership in a professional institution (e.g., IET), experience in architecture design and V&V, power/control electronics, and sensors. Desirable skills include experience with requirements management tools (e.g., DOORS) and knowledge of NSRP electrical systems. The role emphasizes safety, integrity, and diversity, welcoming applicants from various backgrounds, including refugees. Security clearance is required, with support from Rolls-Royce for UK nationals or dual nationals in MoD-approved cases.