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| Posted: | 28/09/26 | |
| Recruiter: | Searchability | |
| Reference: | 3185259715 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Disciplines: | Engineering | |
| Salary: | £35,000 - £70,000 Annual | |
| Location: | Oxfordshire | |
| Description: | Electrical Engineer, AI Native Engineering Culham, Oxfordshire (4 days on site) KEY POINTS
ABOUT THE CLIENT An engineering business spun out of the UK's national fusion research organisation, building AI tooling that makes hardware engineering significantly faster without losing the traceability and assurance that regulated work depends on. What makes them unusual is the model. They take on real engineering projects, machinery design and complex scientific facilities, and build their AI platform off the back of that work. So the engineers are doing genuine hardware delivery and shaping the product at the same time, rather than one or the other. They have gone from two people to ten in twelve months and have just closed a pre seed round backed by a leading university venture fund and a global engineering consultancy who are also using the platform. THE ROLE A generalist electrical role in a small team. Design is the main focus, but they want practical people who have followed a project through to site rather than desk only designers. Two backgrounds are of interest and either is welcome. Machinery. Custom machinery designed to the Machinery Directive and EN 60204-1. LV distribution, field device wiring, motors and power supplies, control cabinet design, electrical calculations and schematics, and the judgement to review and assess a new design. Buildings. LV distribution in non standard buildings such as nuclear sites, data centres and complex commercial facilities. Downstream of the transformer rather than grid side, with solid BS 7671 knowledge. WHAT YOU WOULD BE DOING
ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE, NOT ESSENTIAL
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