Lead Electrical Engineer

Hilsea
11 months ago
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I am looking for a Lead Electrical Engineer to join my client a manufacture of cutting-edge marine technology based in Portsmouth. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Lead Electrical Engineer to play a key role in development next generation maritime systems. This is an onsite role based in Portsmouth; the successful Lead Electrical Engineer must have proven experience within engineering management.

Lead Electrical Engineer Package:

£65,000-£75,000 Dependent on Experience

Private Medical Care with optional family cover

Critical Illness Cover

Unlimited Paid Holiday

Lead Electrical Engineer Responsibilities:

Lead the end-to-end design and development of electrical systems, including power distribution, motor control, battery management, and charging infrastructure

Ensure projects are delivered on schedule and within budget

Collaborate closely with mechanical, software and systems engineering teams to integrate electrical systems

Take full responsibility for the performance and integrity of the electrical system

Oversee prototyping and system-level testing to validate performance, safety and durability

Mentor junior engineers and help grow technical expertise within the team

Establish and reinforce engineering best practices and foster a culture of collaboration and excellence

Lead Electrical Engineer Requirements:

A degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics Engineering- or equivalent experience in industry

Proven experience in electrical system design within the maritime, automotive, or aerospace sectors

Skilled in electrical CAD tools

Commutable to Portsmouth

Solid track record of managing and delivering engineering projects

Strong knowledge of battery systems, power distribution, and motor control

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