Senior Electrical Engineer
Location
Westminster, London
Hours
Hybrid working arrangement with an expectation to spend 40% of your time in the office
Salary
£57,865 per annum
About the Role
This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of Parliament's infrastructure at the heart of UK democracy. As a Senior Electrical Engineer within the Property and Asset Strategy Team, you will lead the development and assurance of electrical systems across the Parliamentary Estate, a complex and historic environment presenting both technical and strategic challenges.
You will act as the informed client, guiding consultants and contractors to ensure that electrical infrastructure—from low-voltage distribution and life safety systems to lifts and lighting—meets the operational, heritage, and sustainability needs of both Houses. You will lead feasibility studies, develop long-term strategies, and influence projects valued up to £50 million.
This role offers the chance to make a lasting impact on a World Heritage site while working in a dynamic, collaborative, and high-profile environment. You will also have access to training, certifications, and mentorship.
Benefits include generous annual leave starting at 30 days and increasing to 35 after one full working year, enrolment in the Civil Service pension scheme with an average employer contribution of 27%, flexible working options including enhanced parental and caring leave, and a strong commitment to training and development.
The role combines engineering excellence with public service impact, offering the opportunity to work on nationally significant infrastructure.
Experience
- Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status (or commitment to achieving it)
- BEng in Electrical Engineering or a similar discipline
- Experience in both consultancy and client-side delivery, ideally in complex or heritage environments
- Strong analytical skills and understanding of low-voltage systems, BIM, CDM regulations, and public sector procurement
About you
- Confident and experienced electrical engineer with a passion for public service
- Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills
- Collaborative and inclusive approach to engineering leadership and decision-making
Qualifications
- Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status preferred or commitment to achieve this professional accreditation
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