Graduate Design Engineer - MEP

Join Introba as a Graduate Engineer, supporting the day‑to‑day project consultancy process by providing design input, communication, and periodic quality reviews. Graduates will rotate through mechanical, electrical, sustainability, fire, and public health disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and issue detailed design drawings in sketch and formal drawing format suitable for presenting finished information to clients and other design professionals and contractors.
• Routine project activities such as filing, documentation, document issue, posting, etc. in line with the team needs.
• Adequately communicate technical points, thoughts, and ideas to other staff, professionals, and clients via verbal, graphical, and written means.
• Carry out calculations and select appropriate equipment in line with company key skills list.
• Compile complete packages of tender information.
• Design and detail straightforward engineering systems.
• Graduate Electrical Engineers will undertake electrical network calculations using AMTECH software and lighting calculations using Dialux.
• Graduate Mechanical Engineers will undertake environmental analysis including energy performance analysis, MEP systems simulation, compliance analysis against UK and international energy codes (Part L, ASHRAE 90.1 Appendix G), daylight, sun/shade, glare, external microclimate, CFD.
• Maintain and/or develop a broad understanding of sustainability issues as they relate to the built environment including application of LEED, BREEAM, FITWEL and other international benchmarking systems.
• Develop building models using building simulation software and Revit drafting software.
• Illustrate concepts and prepare written reports.
• Attend routine site meetings and perform site surveys; monitor and report on quality and progress of work on site.
• Prepare budget costs and produce designs to meet agreed budget.
• Work within team environment and be able to instruct support staff in their work as it relates to the projects under engineer control.
• Act professionally with all parties on the client’s work to develop the company’s reputation.
• Achieve continued professional development in areas relevant to personal objectives and those of the company.
• Contribute to the development of the company to enhance its reputation, such as social value, corporate social responsibility, CIBSE YEN, young engineer groups, LETI, and attending UK‑Green Building Council events.
• Co‑operate with and support other teams and company staff in a proactive way so that their objectives are met.
• Self‑development and company support to undertake graduate training plan to achieve CEng status.
• Carry out project/team specific activities as defined from time to time by the supervisor.
• Contribute to and be involved in circular economy workshops and preparing circular economy reports.
• Undertake embodied carbon studies and identify opportunities to provide a reduction in embodied carbon for whole life and MEP equipment.
• Undertake embodied carbon and LCA R Revit and AutoCAD are preferred.
• Experience with thermal modelling software such as IESVE is preferred.
• A basic knowledge of environmental assessment methods such as BREEAM, LEED is desirable.

Benefits

• Competitive pay and top‑notch wellbeing benefits.
• Mental health support programme.
• Hybrid work model and flexible hours to promote work‑life balance.
• Career growth with peer mentoring, soft skills training, CPD programmes and individual development plans supported by a generous training budget.
• Diversity, equity and inclusion are core values; we welcome and value applications from Veterans, Guardsmen or Reservists, Military Spouses, or those planning to transition to civilian life.
• Opportunities to contribute to sustainability initiatives, including LETI and contributions toward a zero‑carbon future.