Graduate Electrical, Controls & Instrument (EC&I) Engineer (Nuclear) Warrington - start July 27 onwards

AECOM's Nuclear Team is expanding and seeking a Graduate Electrical, Controls & Instrument (EC&I) Engineer to join their Warrington office. You will work on multi-disciplinary consultancy projects for the nuclear industry, including new build, operational, decommissioning, and defence sectors.

What You'll Do

• Manage and report on packages of work with support from Senior EC&I Engineers.
• Prepare design deliverables using CAD and BIM software.
• Prepare design documentation, including basis of designs, functional/user/procurement requirements, and specifications.
• Develop an understanding of highly regulated industries, Safety Cases, Project Management, Project Controls, and risk assessment.
• Complete site surveys under supervision.
• Liaise with project teams and produce designs based on design stage, background, skills, and career aspirations.
• Typical design areas include: Power distribution, Control systems development, Building services (fire, CCTV, Security, Ventilation), Lighting & emergency lighting, Data and communications, and Plant/Process Instrumentation.

Graduate Development Programme

• AECOM's 2-year ADVANCE programme offers instructor-led training, interactive activities, and an online curriculum via AECOM University.
• Support and tools provided to achieve professional development ambitions, potentially including Chartership with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
• Paired with a senior engineer for guidance and mentorship on live projects.

Qualifications

• BEng or MEng in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, or Instrumentation and Control.
• A 2:1 (or equivalent) from an accredited university.
• Must demonstrate legal right to work in the UK and meet Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) requirements.
• Preferably final year project or modules related to EC&I Engineering.
• Good technical understanding of EC&I Engineering.
• Demonstrable interest in Nuclear Engineering and career development in this industry.
• Willingness to work towards chartership with the IET.
• Competent user of Microsoft Office.
• Effective communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to discuss technical issues and capture feedback.
• Enthusiastic, hard-working, with ambition and drive.
• Ability to prioritise work effectively and work independently or as part of a team.

Benefits

• On-the-job support and learning.
• Flexible hybrid working model.
• Technical practice networks.
• AECOM University.
• Volunteering days.

Application Information

• Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; apply as early as possible.
• Include a covering letter and all predicted/obtained academic grades.
• Permanent right to work in the UK is required; visa sponsorship is not offered.
• Offers are subject to security vetting and clearance.
• Day 1 onboarding is in-person at an AECOM office location.