Electrical Design Engineer

Electrical Design Engineer Bristol / North Somerset Full-time Hybrid role - ideally 3 days per week onsite ARCA is proud to be working with a pioneering engineering business shaping the future of motion simulation across motorsport and automotive sectors. With rapid growth and a track record of delivering to elite clients, they're now looking for an Electrical Design Engineer to support product development and in-service support. The Role: You will work alongside the Lead and Senior Electrical Design Engineers to support the design, development, and delivery of electrical systems and control solutions. You will be part of a collaborative team, translating requirements into effective designs, producing technical documentation, and supporting system integration, testing, and commissioning. Responsibilities: * Contribute to the creation of design specifications. * Interpret design requirements accurately. * Produce technical documentation (schematics, schedules, calculations) reflecting the design specification. * Provide technical and functional input throughout all project stages, from concept through to in-service support. * Create and manage Bills of Materials for electrical hardware. * Be on-site for integration and commissioning of electrical power and control systems. * Support cross-functional collaboration and continuous improvement initiatives. * Support field installations, maintenance, upgrades, and modifications for new and in-service systems in the UK and internationally. Essential Qualifications: * Electrical design experience * HND or BEng in Electrical Engineering or relevant field of study Skills and Experience: * Experience in electrical design of control panels. * Proficiency with electrical CAD software. * Experience using Eplan or AutoCAD. * Strong organisational and communication skills. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a fast-growing, innovative company at the forefront of motion simulation technology, with exposure to high-profile projects across multiple sectors