Position: Lead Electrical Engineer – Low Voltage & Pharma Projects
Responsibilities:
Act as the Lead Engineer for Low Voltage (LV) electrical systems on pharmaceutical projects, overseeing design delivery, quality control, and project progress.
Supervise and mentor a small team of engineers and designers to ensure project milestones and technical standards are met.
Develop and define scopes of work for LV electrical systems based on client requirements and preliminary discussions.
Conduct engineering assessments, feasibility studies, and conceptual designs for new systems; analyze and improve performance of existing installations.
Liaise with regulatory authorities and multidisciplinary design teams to ensure compliance with building codes and project specifications.
Produce and review technical documentation, including electrical single-line diagrams and related drawings.
Provide hands-on design input and generate sketches to support drafting teams.
Explore and evaluate design options; document engineering decisions and ensure traceability.
Ensure all engineering outputs adhere to internal quality standards and client specifications.
Coordinate closely with other disciplines, including Process, HVAC, Piping, EHS, Commissioning & Qualification (C&Q), and Procurement, to ensure seamless integration of LV systems.
Requirements:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
Minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience in LV electrical engineering within an engineering consultancy or pharma/cleanroom project environment.
Solid understanding of electrical design standards, low voltage distribution systems, and applicable building/electrical codes.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and general design tools; experience with electrical design software is a plus.
Fluent in Dutch and English (spoken and written).
Strong communication skills and ability to lead technical discussions.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
Team-oriented, proactive, and adaptable with a strong focus on client satisfaction and results.