As a Principal Electrical Engineer you'll work closely with experienced electrical and mechanical engineers along with colleagues in other disciplines from across the wider Water Business Unit in the UK and Ireland to deliver projects by:

Undertaking outline and detailed designs and specifications for electrical, instrumentation and control works.

Providing day to day technical input as part of a team of engineers and technicians.

Ensuring design output is completed in accordance with the agreed scope of works, timescales and budgets.

Working in close collaboration with colleagues from other disciplines as required to deliver project requirements and added value to the Client., Sweco UK&I have an internal resourcing team who are responsible for all recruiting activity. We have a Preferred Supplier List of trusted agencies who we work with on those "hard to fill" roles.

A degree in electrical engineering (or equivalent) and chartered status with a relevant professional institution.

Extensive knowledge and experience of electrical, instrumentation and control design for the water industry.

Experience in the delivery of water designs and specifications on water related projects.

An appreciation of the implications of works on the environment and knowledge of sustainable solutions, water and wastewater processes and health and safety legislation.

The ability to work with engineers from all disciplines and other industry professionals to optimise and develop bespoke and innovative designs., If you believe you have the skill set required, are keen to join a business with genuine opportunities for career progression, then we'd love to hear from you.

At Sweco, we draw upon a combined knowledge base of 22,000 experts across Northern Europe. More technologies, more skills, and more inventive solutions mean we can apply global knowhow, locally across the full spectrum of lifecycle services in both water engineering and wider water management. More importantly, we have a proven record of transferring innovation from other countries and sectors into the UK water industry not least in our work on AMP7 Frameworks with 7 of the 12 UK water and sewerage companies.