Graduate Power Systems Engineer

Building Services Design / HV Engineering

Solihull

Salary Circa £30,000 + benefits

Do you have a Power Systems or Electrical Engineering specific degree?

Want to work with an established, multi-discipline, growing and ambitious consultancy where you can get your teeth stuck into some technical and exciting HV engineering?

Seeking training, career progression and a big springboard for your career?

Stop what you’re doing, and get in touch!

About the company?

This Building Services, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering specific consultancy are now looking to complement their West Midlands team with a new Graduate Power Systems Engineer with ideally an Electrical Engineering or Power Systems specific degree.

They have 8 offices around the UK and are known as one of the best in the sector. Working in all areas of Building Services, including Sustainability, BIM and acoustics, this consultancy is in a phase of growth due to the range and number of projects they have recently secured.

You’ll be working alongside a small, high-performance team, connecting a range of different buildings to the grid and networks designs for a range of buildings, working with voltages up to and around 132Kv.

You’ll be providing specialist power systems support on a range of different schemes & creating detailed designs for power systems projects, Liaising with DNO’s and conducting site surveys, to name a few responsibilities – very exciting work!

You’ll be given on the job training as well as regular external CPD, introduced to software packages such as Revit, ETAP, Power Factory and Amtech HV to name a few.

What can they offer the successful Graduate Power System Engineer?

An exciting, sociable, and growing working environment & division.

Agile / flexible working from the office once passed probation

A competitive starting salary and regular reviews.

Enhanced mat/pat pay schemes

Generous annual leave with buy / sell options

Numerous salary sacrifice schemes – EV car, cycle to work etc

The ability to work on a huge range of projects both locally and . How to Apply?

For more information on this Graduate Power Systems Engineer vacancy, please give Jevon Astley-Jones a call. Numbers can be found on our website. Alternatively apply through this site