Electrical Engineer (Build)

Subsea Craft•Portsmouth, NH

1d•$40,000 - $45,000

About The Position

As an Electrical Engineer, you will develop and implement systems that power and control our maritime platforms and directly support Teams of Craft Technicians. Your role is crucial in ensuring the quality and performance of our products and places you at the forefront of advancing world-leading maritime technology.

Requirements

Able to work with a deep understanding of DC power systems as well as PLC and CAN control architecture.
Experience of fault finding, new builds, quality control and creating of documentation for process.
Must be proficient in the use of hand tools and confident to build, fit and fault find complex system and components to a high standard.
Able to work from drawings and work instructions, complete documentation when required.
Computer literate with basic knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Nice To Haves

City & Guilds, HNC or HND qualification in Electrical, Electronic Engineering or Marine Engineering, or extended experience in an Automotive or marine environment.
Able to fault find and fix mechanical, hydraulic systems.
Able to use Auto-CAD, Inventor, and other 3D software.

Responsibilities

Feeding into system design, assemble and fit electrical components and systems according to specifications.
Competent use of hand tools and fault finding equipment.
Confident in the fault finding of High Voltage, Low voltage and CAN based systems.
Assisting in the sourcing and selection of components with the build and manufacture of the electrical and control system
Quality control and setting to work of vessel electrical systems.
Follow work instructions and project timelines diligently to ensure timely completion of tasks.
Utilise tablet-based work management systems to access work instructions, record progress, and complete documentation accurately.
Collaborate in the creation of process and work instructions.
Work closely with all team members in a collaborative environment to achieve project goals.
Communicate effectively with colleagues to coordinate tasks, share insights, and troubleshoot issues as they arise.
Maintain exacting standards of workmanship in all aspects of craft build, maintenance and development.
Ensure compliance with safety protocols, quality control measures, and industry standards.
Think innovatively to propose and implement improvements in systems design, installation techniques, build processes, and fault finding.
Contribute ideas to enhance efficiency, quality, and productivity in the workshop.
Take pride in the workshop environment and maintain elevated levels of cleanliness and organisation.
Demonstrate a strong commitment to producing high-quality systems and components that reflect positively on the team and the organisation.

Benefits

Pension Contribution – Pension scheme with the option to contribute via salary sacrifice.
Annual Bonus Scheme – Eligibility to participate in the company’s annual discretionary bonus scheme, linked to individual and company performance.
Life Assurance and Critical Illness Cover – Comprehensive protection including Life Assurance (4x salary) and Critical Illness Cover for added financial security.
Annual Leave – Entitlement to 25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.
Christmas Leave – A Christmas shutdown is typically observed.
Wellbeing Day – An additional Wellbeing Day each year to focus on personal health and wellbeing.
Family Leave – Enhanced maternity and paternity pay.
Private Healthcare – Access to comprehensive private healthcare coverage to support your physical and mental wellbeing.
Professional Development – Commitment to ongoing learning and career growth, supported by training programmes and access to LinkedIn Learning.
Flexible Working – Opportunities for flexible working arrangements to promote work–life balance.
Inclusive Culture – A professional environment that values diversity, innovation, and collaboration.