Electrical Engineering (Aerospace/Automotive/Maritime)

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Electrical Engineering (Aerospace/Automotive/Maritime), LondonClient:Location:

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14.03.2025

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28.04.2025

Job Description:

Electrical Engineer

Start Date: Flexible

Duration: Permanent

Location: London and South East

Salary: From £45,000 (Negotiable)

Our client is an industry-leading aerospace company, with a global brand and customer database that is focused on excellence and the highest safety standards. They are looking for a skilled and detail-oriented electrical engineer, with an analytical mindset, a strong passion for aviation, and the drive to produce revolutionary products at the forefront of the role. With the ability to work with cutting-edge technology and contribute to sustainable positive change within the aerospace industry, this job is the ideal opportunity to grow your career to the heights you desire.

Responsibilities for the Electrical Engineer:

  • Design and develop electrical and avionics systems for aerospace, automotive, and maritime applications, ensuring seamless integration into the system.
  • Design electrical systems to ensure compliance with relevant safety and quality standards.
  • Work collaboratively alongside other engineering teams on the project, such as Mechanical, Software, and RF Engineers.
  • Generate and review technical documentation, as well as conduct regular technical reviews on the project.
  • Report to line managers and directors and provide regular updates.

Essential skills, knowledge, and experience required for the Electrical Engineer:

  • A degree in electrical, aerospace, mechanical engineering, or a related STEM field, ideally at 2:1 or above.
  • Experience in the aerospace industry is highly advantageous.
  • Experience in producing technical reports and documentation.
  • Understanding of electrical systems, avionics, and power systems, as well as regulatory compliance (e.g., CAA/EASA regulations).
  • Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Strong proficiency in computer and mathematical modeling software such as MATLAB, CAD, etc., as well as other electrical design tools.
  • Strong teamwork skills to collaborate with a variety of departments and specialties.
  • Ability to work to deadlines and meet required standards.
  • Must be eligible to work in the UK.

Benefits of the Electrical Engineer Role:

  • Strong career development and opportunities to progress.
  • Bonuses and incentives.
  • Paid time off.
  • Retirement and financial benefits.

About us:

Daniel Owen is an established recruitment consultancy specializing in the placement of quality temporary and permanent workers to all roles in the Built Environment. We work with some of the UK's largest and most respected construction, maintenance, and engineering companies.

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