Graduate Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer - Energy Industry

DNV

2mo ago

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry Level
Engineering
Aberdeen

Requirements

As a Graduate, we don’t expect any prior experience of what we do or the Energy Industry. We do however hope that you share our interest for these and demonstrate your desire to develop yourself within this exciting area. We therefore try to keep our list of essential requirements to a minimum, but there are a few things needed to qualify for our programme:
Minimum 2:2 Degree in an Electrical, or Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering discipline
Available to join the programme by September 2024 at the latest
Excellent numerical, analytical, and problem-solving skills demonstrating the ability to produce technical reports detailing clear outcomes of the analysis for customers
Pro-active willingness to learn new skills displaying a willingness to “get stuck in” and undertake work outside ‘comfort zone’ demonstrating appropriate balance between asking for help and using own initiative / think through the problem
Excellent interpersonal and team working skills, confident in building professional relationships and demonstrates first class written, verbal communication and presentation skills
Self-motivated with the ability to plan and prioritise own time and activities, to meet deadlines and achieve project objectives
High adaptability to work with multi-disciplinary team to achieve high quality business deliverables
Additional interest and/or skills in Project Management, Digital Innovation or Cyber Security and how we can apply these to enhance our services, whilst not essential may be of value to our team.

Responsibilities

As a Graduate Electrical And Instrumentation (E&I) Engineer the main focus of your competency development will revolve around the following E&I subjects, though this list is not exhaustive:
Power Supply (Emergency and Uninterruptible Power Supply)
Instrumentation and Control Systems
Communication Systems
Installation of Explosion-Proof Equipment and Ignition Prevention
Hazardous Area Classification
Fire and Gas Detection
Functional Safety

FAQs

What kind of support will I receive as a Graduate Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer in the energy industry?

As a Graduate Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer, you will receive support through a structured Graduate Programme, including a buddy to help you settle in, a mentor to enhance your technical knowledge, and ongoing on-the-job coaching and support from your colleagues.

What opportunities for development are available in this role?

Throughout the first two years of the role, you will have the opportunity to develop real skills and knowledge within the Department, work with different technical experts, attend virtual and in-person courses, and participate in site surveillance trips at construction yards and offshore installations.

Will I have the opportunity to progress towards professional status or chartership in this role?

Yes, you will have the opportunity to work towards professional status or chartership as part of the Graduate Programme. You will also receive support to enhance your digital skills, chartership knowledge, and focus your career goals.

What kind of networking opportunities are available for Graduate Electrical and Instrumentation Engineers in the energy industry?

You will have the opportunity to build your network by spending time with different technical experts across multiple disciplines, as well as meeting other graduates across the country through virtual and in-person courses. This will help you gain a broader understanding of the industry and enhance your communication skills.

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DNV is the independent expert in risk management and assurance, operating in more than 100 countries. Through its broad experience and deep expertise DNV advances safety and sustainable performance, sets industry benchmarks, and inspires and invents solutions. Whether assessing a new ship design, optimizing the performance of a wind farm, analyzing sensor data from a gas pipeline or certifying a food company’s supply chain, DNV enables its customers and their stakeholders to make critical decisions with confidence. Driven by its purpose, to safeguard life, property, and the environment, DNV helps tackle the challenges and global transformations facing its customers and the world today and is a trusted voice for many of the world’s most successful and forward-thinking companies.