NERS-accredited organisation that specialises in HV design, installation and maintenance work up to 132kV requires an HV Design Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis.
Joining a thriving team with experience across HV connections, substations and civil / structural engineering, they have an excellent reputation for their high standards and a supportive working culture that encourages career progression and development opportunities.
The role:
- Produce electrical high voltage designs for a range of infrastructure and connection projects up to 132kV
- Act as the technical authority for these HV projects
- Liaise with project team and external stakeholders
- Ensure designs comply with regulations, industry standards and client requirements
The person:
- Experienced HV Design Engineer with a track record of producing designs at 33kV - 132kV for contestable connections, power distribution / DNO projects or private networks
- Strong understanding of the UK ICP, DNO and IDNO industry
- Degree, HNC (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering
- Strong proficiency in AutoCAD
- Knowledge of CDM Regulations
- Experience in control and protection design and switchgear specification (desirable)
This opportunity is ideal for an HV Design Engineer with strong 33kV / 132kV experience who wants to further their career with a highly respected organisation. The role is based in East Anglia, with the possibility of hybrid working arrangements.
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HV Design Engineer in King's Lynn employer: Deploy Limited
Join a leading power engineering consultancy that prioritises employee growth and development, offering a supportive work culture where innovation thrives. As a Design Analysis Engineer, you'll benefit from engaging projects within a major DNO framework, alongside opportunities for career progression and professional development in a dynamic environment. Located in the UK, this role provides a unique chance to contribute to impactful power distribution solutions while working with a team of dedicated professionals.
