Electrical Designer

What does your day look like as an Electrical Designer?

• You are responsible for designing and detailing electrical schematics.
• For this, you use Eplan as your drawing software.
• You create schematics, detail plans, assemblies and specifications.
• Based on the specifications and existing technical data, you take care of the basic calculations.
• You archive all schematics in the document management system, add articles and maintain the article database.
• In consultation with the engineers, you select the hardware and other electrotechnical components.
• You possibly follow up on projects and participate in meetings concerning the installation of the technical infrastructure.
• You check whether the electrical installations on site correspond to the diagrams drawn.
• In case of imperfections, you make the necessary measurements and adjust where necessary.

For the Electrical Designer position at our client, we are looking for a passionate professional who already has initial experience in this field.

Specifically:

• You have a technical background through experience or education.
• You can read and understand electrical plans fluently.
• You have a thorough knowledge of electrical engineering materials (component knowledge, product knowledge such as Rital, Siemens, Festo, etc., electrical networks, etc.).
• Experience in machine or panel building is considered a plus.
• You have previous experience with Eplan and are familiar with this package.
• You work accurately, independently and result-oriented.

Not looking for a job in Ghent, but in another region of Flanders?

Do not hesitate to contact us.

Our client is a technical outsourcing company in Flanders.

They offer their employees a permanent contract of unlimited duration and provide exciting projects tailored to each professional.

They have more than 450 employees who realise technical missions and projects every day for their clients mainly in the industry.

An exciting job, where you expand your expertise through the variety of projects.

Growth opportunities and training to develop further.

A great work-life balance, with a focus on work in your own region.

A motivating salary package, including company car and fringe benefits (hospitalization insurance, meal vouchers,...).