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Principal/Senior Electrical Design Engineer - EV/Motorsport/Marine - Northern Ireland - £40k to £70k Company: Marine/EV Role: Principal/Senior Electrical Design Engineer Salary: £40k to £70k (Negotiable Depending on Experience) Location: Northern Ireland Hybrid WFH - Mainly on Site One of my … key clients working in the EV/Batteries/Mobility Sector is recruiting for a skilled and motivated Principal/Senior Electrical Design Engineer to join their Electrical and Electronics team based in Northern Ireland. The company is a cutting-edge company dedicated to advancing sustainable maritime … transportation solutions through innovative engineering and technology. Responsibilities: Electrical System Design: Lead the design and development of electrical systems for marine propulsion applications, including power distribution, motor control, and energy storage systems. Component Selection: Collaborate with suppliers and internal stakeholders to select appropriate electrical components and subsystems more »

who provide a design consultancy service throughout Ireland and the UK. As part of organic growth, they are looking for a Graduate/Junior Electrical Engineer to contribute to large-scale renewable projects. As one of Northern Ireland's longest established consultants, they boast a large and experienced … and running of renewables projects which include solar power and windfarm developments throughout the UK. Taking responsibility for leading and managing projects, carrying out electrical assessments, site inspections, due diligence and all necessary stages from initial conception to handover. What you'll need to succeed Hold a degree or … equivalent in Electrical Engineering or related subject, ideally with 2 years' practical experience working as an Electrical Design Engineer within a consultancy setting. Graduate Electrical Engineers may also be considered with relevant placement experience. Fully proficient in the use of AutoCAD and knowledge of Revit would more »