Design Engineer- Electrical (Auto/Aero/Marine)

Haverfordwest
1 week ago
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My client is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer to join their growing team.

For this role you would need an extensive understanding of engineering principles and manufacturing processes.

  • Automotive or Marine or Aerospace experience

  • Experience leading work packages on their own

  • Proven experience in product development and product release

  • Ability to design systems from first principles – such as hand calculations, circuitry derivation, electrical systems design etc.

  • Understanding of industry standard and how these are applied to designs

  • Design and implement systems

  • Manage projects: Schedule manufacturing projects, and ensure they are delivered on time

  • Collaborate: Work with management, engineers and technicians to design and apply new systems

  • Perform calculations: Perform calculations to establish standards and specifications

  • Estimate costs: Estimate material, labour, and construction costs for budgeting

  • Basic understanding of CFD

    Roles and responsibilities

    Reporting to the design and engineering manager you will be expected to:

  • Support our apprenticeship scheme.

  • Lead and take ownership of work packages from concept through to manufacture – To include - design specification, customer relationships, project management, product design for manufacture.

  • Complete FMEA activities where required.

  • Contribute to the production of new innovations.

  • Support the manufacturing team where required.

  • Contribute to shop floor activities when required.

  • Lead - Quality / Healthy & Safety / environmental initiatives to ensure compliance with all the relevant standards.

  • Managing and monitoring – Engineering change notifications and corrective actions reporting.

  • Create test and development plans

    Your skills and education

    Ideally a bachelor's degree in an electrical discipline – Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Electronic Engineering

    Full UK licence with own vehicle

    Experienced with an industry standard CAD package (SolidWorks ideally)

    Good communication skills.

    Ability to work alone, as a team and lead others when required.

    Demonstrate a high level of motivation, innovation and initiate with an ability to train others.

    Someone who enjoys a challenge and doesn't get deterred by setbacks

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