Electrical & Mechanical Design Engineer – Power Generation

£45,000–£65,000 DOE + £7,000 car allowance + bonus + benefits

Enjoy engineering design but looking for more variety, technical challenges and the opportunity to make a real impact?

This is an opportunity to join an industry leader in standby power, UPS and CHP with a strong family culture, an outstanding reputation for technical expertise and exciting expansion plans.

With over 40 years of industry experience and a business that continues to grow, you are offered the chance to develop your skills, work on varied engineering projects and build a long-term career with people who want you to succeed.

• £45-65k salary, depending on experience.
• £7,000 annual car allowance.
• Bonus scheme and enhanced pension.
• 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays, increasing with service.
• Health cash plan and wellbeing benefits.
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave.
• Training and long-term career development.
• Remote working.
• Monday–Thursday, 8am–5pm;
  Friday, 8am–4.30pm.

You'll work on varied power generation projects, with responsibilities including:

• Design and Drawings – electrical and mechanical, including single line electrical drawings, control system layouts, electrical connections diagrams, fuel schematics.
• Producing CAD drawings.
• Working on generator sizing, ventilation and acoustic designs.
• Preparing & reviewing technical documentation, drawing, data sheets & testing documents.
• Providing technical expertise to project managers and internal teams.
• Supporting occasional commissioning, testing and site activities.

An electrical or mechanical engineer with design experience, ideally within power generation or a related industry.

• Relevant engineering qualifications or at least three years' practical experience.
• Design experience with generator systems, fuel systems and electrical distribution.
• 2D AUTO CAD skills and experience producing technical drawings.
• Knowledge of control systems, including PLC programming (desirable).
• Strong problem-solving skills and a collaborative approach.
• Experience 17th/18th Edition Wiring Regulations would be advantageous.