Electrical Design Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Automation & Mechatronics Engineer, Systems Engineer
Want your panel designs running loading systems for Amazon, DHL and Nestlé and a 2.30pm finish every Friday?
- Fully funded Certified Electrical Safety Engineer (CESE) training
- Structured Pro Panel training
- 30pm finish every Friday
- 24 days holiday + bank holidays
Joloda Hydraroll design and manufacture loading systems that get goods on and off trucks and trailers faster. They've been doing it for over 60 years, with more than 500,000 systems installed and around 85% of output exported. Customers include Amazon, DHL and Nestlé.
The engineering team is growing to keep up with client demand.
The roleYou'll own the electrical design of automated loading systems, from schematics and panel layouts through to the documentation the build team works from.
You'll work closely with mechanical, controls, project and service engineers so what's designed can be built, wired and commissioned without surprises. You'll also have a real say in how electrical design is done here.
You'll:- Design control panels, electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and panel layouts
- Select components and make sure designs meet IEC, UL and NFPA standards
- Work with PLC programmers to integrate Siemens (S7, TIA Portal) and Rockwell hardware
- Produce cable schedules, harness diagrams and test plans
- Work with mechanical and project engineers to deliver manufacturable designs
- Visit client sites occasionally to see your systems installed
- Proven experience in electrical design of control panels for industrial automation or machinery
- Experience with an ECAD package EPLAN Electric P8 is strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of IEC standards for control panel design
- Familiarity with Siemens or Rockwell PLC hardware
- Conveyor or materials handling experience
- Pro Panel, AutoCAD Electrical or HMI experience
- EPLAN certification or PLC programming experience
- UL or NFPA design for export projects
Genuine career progression in a global business, working on international projects.
Working arrangementsHours:
Monday to Thursday 8am 4.30pm, Friday 8am 2.30pm
Travel:Office-based, with occasional client site visits
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