1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Electrical Engineer Jobs in the East of England with Remote Work Options

Electrical Engineer (Analog) Cambridge to £120k Do you have expertise with Analog design, blocks and circuits? You could be progressing your career in a senior, hands-on role at a very well funded tech start-up that is set to revolutionise CPU Chip design; you'll be working … on cutting edge technology, pushing the boundaries of what is possible today. As an Electrical Engineer you'll join a small, highly talented team working collaboratively to develop multiple Analog IP cores in all areas, particularly Data Conversion IP and Power Conversion IP. You'll gain experience across … Matlab You have excellent communication skills, are comfortable partnering with clients and mentoring more junior members What's in it for you: As an Electrical Engineer you will earn a competitive package: Competitive salary - to £120k Company shares Flexible hybrid working Opportunity to work with and learn on more »

Electrical Engineer - Substations Danny Sullivan Group are looking for Electrical Engineers with good substation experience to work with a rapidly growing Utilities and Energy Transition contractor. The position can be worked on a hybrid basis from company offices in locations around London. The successful candidate will be … responsible for producing and managing designs across a whole range of electrical infrastructure and connection projects in both the distribution and transmission sectors, as well solar and battery storage construction.To support the significant development of our clients business, we invite suitably qualified applicants who can demonstrate a sound working … knowledge of the electricity supply industry and may also be experienced in the operational and safe delivery of medium to large scale electrical infrastructure projects. The candidate should have a good understanding of power systems including switchgear, power transformers, voltage control, protection, SCADA, cables systems and overhead lines, as more »