Electrical Design Engineer - Critical Infrastructures

With the continued expansion of our award winning technical services company, Sudlows, who work throughout the UK, have a growing portfolio of projects and have a fantastic opportunity for an Electrical Design Engineer to join our successful business, wishing to develop their career in the field of mission critical engineering services. The position would be a great opportunity for the candidate to progress their professional career and development, being involved with data centre designs where you will be offered the support from senior members of the Data Centre design team. We have over 200 staff and have achieved recent growth with ongoing expansion plans. Sudlows are keen to recruit candidates who will be part of this ambition. We are an equal opportunities employer and value diversity in our workforce. Role Purpose As part of the Sudlows Critical Infrastructures Projects Team, you will work within the Critical Infrastructures business, developing all aspects of Electrical Services for Data Centre Design and Build projects, typically up to the value of £2M. Working with the latest data centre technologies, you will work on award winning projects as part of a forward thinking engineering team. Key Tasks and Responsibilities: * Production of data centre and comms rooms electrical design information for critical environments * Specification of electrical engineering services * Production of electrical schematics and layout drawings for tender & construction (AutoCAD experience would be beneficial but not essential) * Electrical design calculations (Amtech preferable) * Lighting design using Relux/Dialux - beneficial but not essential * Condition surveys and writing engineering reports * Attending and undertaking site surveys * Develop proposals for submission, attend customer design meetings and workshops to discuss proposal and design * Liaise with sub-contractors and provide all associated drawing information required for work package quotations * Work with the