Most Electrical Design roles end up being small tweaks to legacy drawings… updating schematics, moving symbols around, not really seeing anything change in the real world.
This isn’t that.
The work here gets built, shipped globally, and used in environments where failure isn’t an option. It’s about designing electrical systems that actually get tested under pressure, not just signed off on a screen.
You’ll be doing things like:
* Turning real customer requirements into practical, buildable electrical designs
* Designing control systems and schematics that actually work in the real world
* Selecting components based on standards, availability, and engineering judgement
* Working closely with mechanical, systems, and software teams to deliver complete solutions
* Supporting builds, solving problems, and refining designs not just producing drawings
* AutoCAD or SolidWorks Electrical is the toolkit, but what really matters is how you think.
You’ll suit this if you:
* Understand how things are wired, built, and tested, not just drawn
* Have experience with control panels, machinery, or industrial systems
* Enjoy solving real engineering problems, not repetitive CAD work
* Want to be involved in projects from concept through to reality
This isn’t a role where you’ll be boxed into one narrow task or stuck maintaining outdated designs.
If you want a quiet role tweaking old drawings, it’s probably not for you.
If you want to design systems that actually get built, shipped, and used, we should talk.