Electrical Design Engineer

Electrical Design Engineer Bristol / North Somerset Full–time Hybrid role – ideally 3 days per week onsite

ARCA is proud to be working with a pioneering engineering business shaping the future of motion simulation across motorsport and automotive sectors. With rapid growth and a track record of delivering to elite clients, they\’re now looking for an Electrical Design Engineer to support product development and in–service support.

The Role

You will work alongside the Lead and Senior Electrical Design Engineers to support the design, development, and delivery of electrical systems and control solutions. You will be part of a collaborative team, translating requirements into effective designs, producing technical documentation, and supporting system integration, testing, and commissioning.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the creation of design specifications.
• Interpret design requirements accurately.
• Produce technical documentation (schematics, schedules, calculations) reflecting the design specification.
• Provide technical and functional input throughout all project stages, from concept through to in–service support.
• Create and manage Bills of Materials for electrical hardware.
• Be on–site for integration and commissioning of electrical power and control systems.
• Support cross–functional collaboration and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Support field installations, maintenance, upgrades, and modifications for new and in–service systems in the UK and internationally.

Essential Qualifications

• Electrical design experience.
• HND or BEng in Electrical Engineering or relevant field of study.

Skills and Experience

• Experience in electrical design of control panels.
• Proficiency with electrical CAD software.
• Experience using Eplan or AutoCAD.
• Strong organisational and communication skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a fast–growing, innovative company at the forefront of motion simulation technology, with exposure to high–profile projects across multiple sectors.