Location: South Wales

Who we are:

We’re a global electrical engineering consultancy working with regulated utilities, renewable developers and major infrastructure owners on complex, high voltage challenges. We are 220 people globally, working across Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. The UK team leads our Earthing & Lightning Protection service, focusing on practical engineering, collaboration and solving real world problems that matter.

Why join us?

You’ll be joining a friendly, specialist team with strong experience in Earthing & Lightning protection. Learning and development are a big part of how we work – you’ll be supported through mentoring, hands on project work and opportunities to build confidence as your experience grows. We offer flexible working based on trust, while still valuing time together as a team.

What you’ll do:

You’ll support the delivery of earthing system studies for new and existing high voltage sites across the UK. You’ll work alongside experienced consultants, getting involved in site surveys, analysis and design work, and gradually taking on more responsibility through time.

Key responsibilities:

· Supporting the delivery of earthing system studies in line with UK standards and DNO requirements

· Taking part in HV site surveys with support from senior team members, including soil resistivity testing, earthing impedance measurements, continuity checks and visual inspections

· Helping to develop earthing system designs from early concepts through to detailed design

· Producing clear, well‑structured technical reports and documentation

· Working closely with colleagues to solve engineering problems and support project delivery

· Supporting project tracking activities such as actions, risks, issues and schedules

Location, travel & site work:

The team is based in Wales and covers the surrounding counties, along with sits in /southern Scotland. We’d love to hear from candidates who are happy to travel across South Wales and possible Scotland to support site surveys. This typically involves short periods away from home – usually around 2–3 nights every few weeks.

Some site work can be hands on and may include physical activities such as inspections and carrying equipment to take electrical measurements.

A full UK driving license and own transport are required.

Experience & skills:

· A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering

· This role will be ideal for a recent graduate with relevant placement experience, or potentially candidates with 1–2 years’ industry experience

· A developing understanding of the UK electricity transmission and distribution network

· Comfortable producing clear technical reports and documentation

· Any experience with earthing studies or site surveys is a bonus

· Familiarity with AutoCAD or similar CAD tools is helpful

· Good written and verbal communication skills, with strong attention to detail

· Curious, proactive and keen to learn

What we offer:

· Life insurance

· Private medical insurance

· 25 days’ annual leave

· Flexible working, including the option to work abroad for up to 30 days per year

· Profit sharing

· Generous sick pay scheme

· Up to 7% pension contribution

· Income protection

· Up to £5,000 per year towards further study and development