Job Description

Are you an Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) Engineer looking to work on one of the UK's most significant nuclear programmes?
We're seeking an experienced engineer to join a specialist Plant Facing Design Office (PFDO) team, delivering electrical and control engineering solutions that support the development of bespoke tooling and equipment for critical retrieval operations.
This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to technically challenging projects within a highly regulated environment while enjoying a flexible hybrid working arrangement.

As an EC&I Engineer, you'll be responsible for delivering high-quality engineering outputs within your assigned scope, ensuring designs are safe, compliant and fit for purpose.
Your responsibilities will include:

• Producing EC&I engineering deliverables in line with project requirements and specifications
• Applying relevant engineering standards, codes of practice and design guidance
• Working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary engineering team
• Identifying and documenting engineering assumptions, constraints and risks
• Supporting design reviews, checking and verification activities
• Delivering engineering solutions that meet the highest standards of safety and quality

You'll ideally have:

• Experience delivering EC&I engineering outputs within engineering or project environments
• A strong understanding of engineering standards, procedures and best practice
• Experience developing engineering documentation from defined requirements
• Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams
• Experience supporting engineering assurance and review processes
• Degree, HNC/HND or equivalent qualification in Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Engineering or a related discipline

• Experience within nuclear or other regulated, safety-critical industries
• Exposure to multiple phases of the engineering lifecycle, from concept through to detailed design
• Experience working alongside designers, project managers and other engineering disciplines
• Familiarity with engineering governance and assurance processes
• A commitment to continuous improvement and learning from operational experience
• Working towards or holding Incorporated or Chartered Engineer status

• 51 per hour - Inside IR35
• 12-month contract
• Hybrid working - 3 days per week on site in Warrington
• Opportunity to work on nationally significant nuclear projects
• Collaborative team environment with long-term project opportunities
• Exposure to complex engineering challenges within a highly regulated sector

If you're an EC&I Engineer looking to develop your career on major nuclear programmes while working with a highly experienced engineering team, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to find out more.