Principal Electrical Design Engineer

Principal Electrical Design Engineer focuses on under this 10-year framework, rps will drive program optimisation.

What the role involves

• Under this 10-year framework, RPS will drive program optimisation.
• Review, or approval of intricate electrical designs, including calculations, specifications, reports, and drawings.
• Demonstrated ability to operate both independently and as part of a team, encompassing tasks such as production, verification.
• Leadership in providing design and advisory services for new and existing water and wastewater treatment facilities, pumping stations, and associated infrastructure.
• Technical oversight and delivery of multi-disciplinary projects, taking on the role of Design Lead as assigned, utilising cutting-edge digital design methodologies.
• Identification and cultivation of innovative and optimised technical solutions aligned with client requirements and objectives.

Skills and requirements

• Preferably degree qualified in Electrical Engineering or a relevant technical subject. Postgraduate qualifications are an advantage.
• Affiliation with a professional institution like IET, InstMC, or CIWEM, or in the process of working towards membership and nearing application.
• With agile offices and hybrid working offered as standard, we trust our people to find the right balance to meet client needs – this is a workplace that works for you.
• Representing an exciting new chapter in our business, on 24 January 2023, RPS became a Tetra Tech company.

Confirmed role details

• Our people live our purpose,deliver our promise, and demonstrate our behaviours every day.

Candidate fit

• technical judgement, safe working habits, careful diagnostics, and practical problem-solving

Additional role context

• RPS has been working with United Utilities for over 20 years on innovative projects.
• Our Water Consultancy business has a range of prestigious AMP8 programmes leading into AMP9 and beyond, where you’ll be securing your career for the next 20 years, leaving a lastin.