Electrical Engineer

An Electrical Engineer designs, develops, tests, and supervises the manufacturing of electrical systems and equipment. They handle a wide range of tasks, including designing electrical systems for buildings, transport, and power distribution networks. They also ensure systems meet safety standards, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with other engineers. 

• Design & Development:

  Create new ways to use electrical power, design electrical systems, components, and products.   

• Testing & Analysis:

  Conduct tests on electrical systems and components to ensure they meet specifications, safety standards, and performance requirements.   

• Troubleshooting:

  Identify and resolve electrical issues in systems and equipment.   

• Project Management:

  Collaborate with project managers and other engineers to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.   

• Compliance:

  Ensure systems comply with safety standards, electrical codes, and regulations.   

• Documentation:

  Prepare detailed documentation of designs, test results, and technical specifications.   

• Strong understanding of engineering science:

  Electrical engineers need a solid grasp of electrical theory, electromagnetism, and related concepts.   

• Technical Skills:

  Proficiency in using CAD software (like AutoCAD and Altium), electrical testing equipment, and other relevant tools.   

• Problem-solving:

  Ability to analyze problems, develop solutions, and implement them effectively.   

• Communication:

  Excellent verbal and written communication skills for collaborating with teams, reporting findings, and presenting designs.   

• Analytical Skills:

  Ability to interpret data, analyze performance, and draw conclusions.   

• Math and Computer Skills:

  Strong mathematical abilities and computer literacy are essential for calculations, design work, and documentation.