Secondary Design Engineer

Secondary Design Engineer – Role Summary

The Secondary Design Engineer will be part of a geographically diverse team of designers, subcontractors, engineers and project teams working on protection and control schematics and substation equipment. The role offers high-level overview of design and interfaces with various teams throughout the project cycle.

• The Secondary Design Engineer is the technical guarantor of proper performance of design works, ensuring compliance with budget (man‑days) and customer expectations.
• Plans basic and detailed design activities and delivers engineering documentation for procurement, manufacturing and site erection, based on customer specifications and internal standards.
• Establishes SLD, KLD, 3LD, AUX, and SLD for Basic design Package.
• Evaluates engineering workload and deliverable dates with PEM or PM, and commits to budget and timelines.
• Ensures on‑time delivery of design documents with suitable quality.
• Coordinates with the design team leader through basic and detailed execution phases.
• Requests and attends technical meetings with partners or suppliers as needed.
• Highlights scope or design changes, issues, and proposes solutions.
• Ensures compliance with customer technical requirements and seeks cost optimizations.

• Relevant degree – electrical or mechanical, related to field of activity.
• 2–4 years engineering experience in a related activity/discipline, preferably in project & EPC environments in T&D, Power Gen or Oil & Gas industry, or 1–2 Medium Set projects as Lead Engineer.
• Experience in project technical management processes, preferably in a multi‑disciplinary team context with multiple interfaces.
• Experience managing externally subcontracted design work packages of various sizes.
• Knowledge of Transmission or Distribution industry.

A key role in a dynamic, international working environment with a large degree of flexibility of work agreements; competitive benefits, and great development opportunities including private health insurance.

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