Principal EICA EngineerIntroduction: Are you ready to lead groundbreaking projects that shape the future of water management? We're seeking a dynamic and experienced Principal Engineer to join our team and drive innovation in delivering essential infrastructure. If this opportunity excites you but you're not sure if you meet all the requirements, or if 'normal' office hours aren't possible due to personal circumstances, please engage with us. While we can't accommodate every flexible working request, we'll try to find a practical solution.Location & Hours:Brighton/Home Hybrid Working, with occasional site visits in the SoutheastFull-time, Monday to Friday, 37 hours per weekSouthern Water offers a flexible working policyPackage:Starting salary from £70,000, based on skills and experienceCompany and performance-related bonusGenerous pension with up to 11% company contribution25 days annual leaveHealth Cash PlanLife assurance equal to 4x salarySalary sacrifice electric car scheme (after 6 months of service)Fully funded eye testsTwo paid volunteering days per yearOccupational health serviceDiscounts with over 800 popular retailersDigital GP serviceStudy support for job-related qualificationsCompetitive maternity leave and flexible return-to-work optionsCycle to work schemeFree parkingOffice located close to local amenities (gym, train station, good rail connections, etc.)Live and work in a region with over 800km of pristine coastlineJob Overview: As a Principal Electrical Engineer, you will join a dynamic, multidisciplinary team focused on creating innovative and sustainable solutions for complex water and wastewater projects. Your role will involve developing outline designs for advanced, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible water recycling plants and other facilities. With a focus on innovation, you'll have the chance to evaluate and trial new technologies and products, shaping the future of the water industry.About You: Qualifications:MSc/MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or equivalentChartered or Incorporated Engineer status with the IET or equivalent institutionExperience:A minimum of 10 years' experience within a relevant industrySkills:Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skillsAbility to drive innovation and manage complex engineering challengesFull driving licence for site visitsResponsibilities:Lead sustainable and environmentally friendly design projectsProvide expert guidance on design calculations and specificationsChallenge the status quo and drive continuous improvementResearch industry best practices and introduce cutting-edge digital design conceptsCollaborate with supply chains to enhance efficiency and technical standardsMentor and develop junior engineers, fostering their professional growthDeliver projects that exceed budget expectations with cost-effective solutions
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Adecco
Posted a day ago, valid for 10 days
Brighton, East Sussex BN1 8EG, England
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The Principal EICA Engineer position offers a starting salary from £70,000, depending on skills and experience.
- Candidates must have a minimum of 10 years' experience in a relevant industry and hold an MSc/MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or equivalent.
- This role involves leading innovative projects in water management, developing sustainable solutions for water recycling plants and other facilities.
- The position is based in Brighton with a hybrid working model, requiring occasional site visits in the Southeast.
- Successful applicants will have excellent communication and leadership skills, and will mentor junior engineers while driving continuous improvement in engineering practices.
