Electrical Design Engineer

Not every move is about money.
But buying a house makes stability matter. If you're an Electrical Hardware Designer who wants a role that actually supports you — not just throws you into the deep end — this could be for you.

We're hiring someone to join a close-knit team designing control systems for industrial automation and process environments. It’s a permanent, office-based role within a commutable distance from Telford. If you’re used to EPLAN, even better — that's what we use — but we won’t discount someone with strong foundations and the right mindset.

We won’t pretend to be cutting edge or the biggest name in the game. But we’re not restructuring, we’re not replacing you a month after you start, and we’re not expecting you to “hit the ground running” without support.

You’ll be solving real engineering problems.
Working on a mix of new builds and system upgrades. Helping with everything from schematics and panel layouts to making sure your designs actually make it through manufacture and install without a hitch.

This would suit someone who's hit a ceiling — or been burned by bad management — and wants to go somewhere they’ll be backed properly. If you’ve been mentoring junior engineers or guiding installs, that’s a plus.

Salary around £50–55K, based on what you bring.
We’re realistic. If you’re on more but looking for the right fit, let’s talk. You won’t be dragged through four rounds of interviews either.

Want to have a quick chat to see if it's worth applying?