Hardware Design Engineer · Hybrid
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Hardware Design Engineer · Hybrid
Role - Electrical Hardware Engineer
Location - Poland
Industry - Industrial Plant Engineering Project
Duration - 8 months
Languages - Polish and English mandatory
We are currently recruiting for a client who are a consultancy and engineering business within the plant engineering industry. They are working on a large scale biogas plant in Poland and they are responsible for the full scope of design, construction, installation and commissioning.
The client are seeking an experienced Electrical Hardware Engineer to lead the design, specification, and integration of electrical control panels for a biogas plant. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing safe, reliable, and compliant electrical systems that support plant operations, including digesters, pumps, mixers, CHP units, gas handling equipment, and instrumentation.
This project will be for a minimum of 8 months and can be offered on a hybrid working basis, with some in office work at my clients design officer near Warsaw occasionally.
Experience needed:
- Minimum of 5 year's experience as an Electrical Engineer.
- Strong experience of Electrical Design work of hardware for industrial facilities such as Water Treatment, Chemical, Waste to Energy, Alternative Fuels or Oil and Gas Plants.
- You will be designing electrical control panels, MCCs, and distribution boards in accordance with project requirements and industry standards.
- Be able to produce engineering drawings such as electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, cable schedules and panel layout drawings.
Requirements:
- Happy to work as a Freelancer/B2B Contractor for the project for at least 8 months.
- Open to some travel on site near Warsaw, Poland.
- Must speak Polish and English fluently.
- Be able to start within 4 weeks.
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