FAQs
What is the main focus of the Electrical Design Engineer role at Siemens Mobility?
The main focus is on delivering high-quality designs for rail traction power distribution solutions, particularly in High Voltage or Low Voltage Substation Design.
Where is the Electrical Design Engineer position located?
The position is based out of the Siemens Mobility offices in York.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A minimum of an Engineering Degree or HND/HNC is required, along with membership in the IET or another recognized professional body.
Is experience in rail traction power systems necessary for this position?
Yes, experience in the design and implementation of rail traction power systems is essential, emphasizing the preparation and checking of designs.
What kind of projects will the Electrical Design Engineer be working on?
The Engineer will work on major UK projects related to rail electrification.
What are some of the responsibilities of the Electrical Design Engineer?
Responsibilities include preparing design documentation, conducting independent checks of design documents, maintaining technical and safety standards, and providing support to Project Managers.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, Siemens Mobility encourages continuous professional development and growth, offering opportunities to maintain and develop knowledge and competence.
What is the work culture like at Siemens Mobility?
Siemens Mobility fosters a supportive and inclusive environment, focusing on growth and collaboration within the team.
Is a Personal Track Safety card needed for this role?
While it is not mandatory, having a Personal Track Safety card or having held this competency is considered desirable.
What are the benefits offered for this position?
Benefits include a competitive salary, 26 days of holiday with options to buy/sell days, an attractive pension scheme, and subsidized BUPA healthcare.