About Our Client:
We are representing a leading engineering consultancy in their search for a skilled Principal to Associate Electrical Design Engineer. Our client's Mission Critical team specializes in building projects, with a particular focus on Data Centres.

Responsibilities:

Lead conceptualization of specialized electrical designs for Data Centre projects.
Specify components, materials, and systems for diverse projects, with emphasis on Data Centre environments.
Utilize simulation tools for optimized performance in varying environments, including proficiency in relevant electrical design software.
Collaborate with architects for seamless integration of electrical systems.
Own design development, ensuring feasibility and compliance with relevant standards.
Collaborate on prototype testing with a project-specific approach.
Stay updated on emerging Data Centre trends and technologies in electrical design.Qualifications:

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering; Master's is a plus.
Proven experience in electrical design for complex buildings, with exposure to Data Centre projects.
Proficient in relevant electrical design software, with specific expertise in the field.
In-depth knowledge of codes, standards, and regulations related to building design.
Strong creative and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Passion for sustainable design practices.Requirements:

Minimum Senior-level electrical engineering experience.
Degree in building services engineering.
Chartered Engineer or working towards chartership (CIBSE, IET, etc.).
Experience in large building projects (£5M+).
Up-to-date knowledge of building regulations and standards.
Competent in industry-recognized software and design tools.
BIM knowledge and experience.
Proficient in relevant electrical design software.
Previous experience in Data Centre projects would be an advantage (but not a dealbreaker).
Negotiation skills for project duties.
Self-motivated, with the ability to work on own initiative.
Good verbal communication skills