Electrical Engineering Lead

Electrical Engineering Lead – Data Centres

Dublin | Relocation Opportunity to Scandinavia

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Electrical Engineering Lead to join a leading international engineering consultancy, working on major data centre and mission-critical projects .

This role will take responsibility for leading electrical design and engineering from concept through to detailed design and project delivery. For suitable candidates, there is also the opportunity to relocate to one of the company’s Scandinavian offices .

Responsibilities:

• Lead electrical design and engineering for data centre projects from concept through to detailed design and delivery.
• Manage and coordinate electrical systems, calculations, specifications and technical documentation.
• Ensure designs comply with relevant standards, regulations and client requirements.
• Work closely with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors and other stakeholders.
• Mentor engineers and contribute to the continued growth of the wider Data Centre business.

The Opportunity:

• Relocation opportunities to Scandinavia for suitable candidates.
• Work on large-scale, technically complex data centre and mission-critical projects .
• Opportunity to take on a senior technical leadership role as an Electrical Engineering Lead within an international consultancy.
• Strong career development opportunities within a growing Data Centre division.

Benefits:

• Salary: €100k-€110k
• Bonus and Pension
• Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
• Paid parental leave benefits
• Professional Development and Career Progression opportunities
• Relocation support and package

Full benefit package details available upon request.

If you are an experienced Electrical Engineering Lead looking for an opportunity to work on major data centre projects , with the potential to relocate to Scandinavia , please send your CV to Ben Cooke at [email protected] for a confidential discussion. GPC will not send applicants’ CVs to clients without a full discussion and prior consent*