Job type
PermanentLocation
WarringtonWorking Pattern
Full-timeSpecialism
Mechanical EngineeringIndustry
EngineeringPay
£70,000 - £85,000
Lead EC&I Engineer
Lead EC&I Engineer – Nuclear Sector
An internationally recognised engineering and services provider is seeking a highly experienced Lead EC&I Engineer to deliver technically complex solutions across major projects in the nuclear industry. This strategic role is integral to the advancement of safety-critical infrastructure and clean energy transition initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the EC&I design, specification, and implementation across multidisciplinary nuclear-related projects
- Provide expert guidance on electrical systems, instrumentation, and control strategies throughout the project lifecycle
- Ensure compliance with UK nuclear regulations, safety standards, and industry best practices
- Oversee development of technical documentation, design reviews, and interface coordination
- Engage with project stakeholders, regulatory bodies, and supply chain partners to align project objectives
- Mentor and support the professional development of junior engineers and technicians
Requirements
- Degree-qualified in Electrical, Electronic or Control Engineering (or related discipline)
- Chartered Engineer status, or working towards a chartership via a recognised institution
- Strong track record within the nuclear sector or similar safety-critical environments (e.g. defence, energy, infrastructure)
- Proven ability to lead EC&I engineering teams and deliver high-integrity systems in regulated environments
- Extensive knowledge of control philosophies, IEC standards, SIL assessments, and electrical design codes
- Skilled in stakeholder engagement and cross-functional coordination
What’s Offered
- Competitive salary aligned with experience, £70,000 - £80,000 base salary & car allowance
- Ongoing professional development and structured career pathways
- A collaborative and inclusive work environment driven by technical excellence
- Participation in some of the UK’s most ambitious nuclear and infrastructure projects
