Principal Electrical Design Engineer (Building Services) City Of London Up To £75k Benefits A leading engineering consultancy renowned for delivering mission-critical projects is seeking an experienced Principal Electrical Design Engineer to join their growing team. With a solid reputation built on technical excellence and strong client relationships, this firm enjoys a high volume of repeat business and has recently secured a number of significant project wins. As a result, they are now looking to expand their capabilities and bring in a passionate, technically strong individual to help drive forward their continued success. This is a unique opportunity to become part of a business where your input is genuinely valued. The company prides itself on a supportive and collaborative environment, where the Directors remain actively involved in the design process, working closely with the engineering team to ensure quality and innovation across all stages of delivery. There's a clear roadmap for progression, with opportunities to take on more responsibility and grow within the business as it continues to scale. The working culture is built on trust and flexibility. Engineers benefit from a hybrid work model, spending two days a week in the office and three days from home, with flexible core hours to support a healthy work-life balance. The office itself offers an excellent working environment - modern, well-equipped, and designed to foster creativity and collaboration. This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in electrical building services design, ideally with experience in delivering Mission Critical projects but this is not essential as they have a solid team there to support and get you up to speed. If youre intrigued by this opportunity and eager to learn more about the role and our company, please reach out to Alessandro Raucci for a confidential conversation at (phone number removed) or via email at (url removed). Eden Brown is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer