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Senior Engineer - Power & Propulsion (Electrical)

Outsource UK lTD
Glasgow
2 days ago
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Job:Senior Engineer - Power & Propulsion (Electrical)
Company:
BAE Systems
Hourly Rate:
£34.84 PAYE or £46.90 Umbrella
Location: Fully Remote
Contract: 6 months (Opportunity to be extended)
Working Hours: 37 hours per week
Working Arrangements:1 day per week, 1 week per month on-site
Key Responsibilities:

  • Electrical Generation and Quality of Supply
  • HV Distribution and Electrical Safety
  • HV and High Power Protection Systems and Earthing Systems
  • HV and High Power Cabling and cable routing
  • High Power Electric Drives and Speed Control


Skills & Qualifications
:

  • Typically degree qualified (not essential), likely to be in engineering or other related discipline.
  • Meet the requirements for registration as Incorporated Engineer with the Engineering Council and preferably be a member of a relevant Professional Body.
  • 5 Years' experience in engineering or a defence related industry.


If you would like to be considered for this role please don't hesitate to click apply or call Sam Pierre-Louis on for more information.
About BAE:
BAE Systems is a leading global defence, aerospace, and security company. They're experts in delivering advanced solutions for air, land, and naval forces, as well as commercial aerospace and cyber security. Known for its commitment to innovation and excellence, BAE Systems offers exciting career opportunities for those looking to make a significant impact in cutting-edge technology and defence sectors.
Inclusion statement
Outsource UK is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. You'll receive consideration for your application without regard to race, religion or belief, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, or age.

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