Intermediate Electrical Engineer

Intermediate Electrical Engineer
Birmingham | Hybrid | £35,000–£43,000 + car allowance

If you’re ready to take more ownership of your electrical designs, this role offers the chance to do it within a multidisciplinary consultancy. You’ll work alongside in-house architects, building surveyors and quantity surveyors, with support from senior engineers and scope to lead project work as you develop.

The consultancy’s published work includes high-rise residential developments and university decarbonisation projects, giving you exposure to both new-build and existing-building challenges.

What you’ll be doing

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Designing electrical building services and producing drawings, specifications and schedules.

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Supporting senior engineers with design and delivery while taking responsibility for your own day-to-day project tasks.

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Coordinating with other disciplines and attending client and project meetings.

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Carrying out site surveys and supporting testing and commissioning where needed.

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Helping with estimates, tender information and project planning.

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Sharing your knowledge with junior colleagues, with potential to take on project team leadership responsibilities.

What they’re looking for

You’ll have at least two years’ post-qualification experience and a relevant electrical engineering degree. Consultancy experience is important, along with the ability to develop practical designs, keep clear project records and work well with other disciplines. IET or CIBSE membership, or progress towards chartership, would be welcome.

The package

This is a 35-hour week with flexible start and finish times around core hours of 10am–4pm, plus hybrid working. You’ll also get a car allowance, twice-yearly pay reviews, birthday leave, the option to buy or sell annual leave, a Medicash health plan, life assurance, matched pension contributions and support with professional development and fees.

If you’d like to hear more about the team and the projects, get in touch for a conversation
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed