Electrical Commissioning Engineer

Fusion, the process that powers the sun and stars, is one of the most promising options for generating the cleaner, carbon-free energy that our world badly needs. UKAEA leads the way in realising fusion energy, partnering with industry and research organisations to achieve ground-breaking advancements. Our goal is to bring fusion electricity to the grid by developing the power stations of tomorrow and the skilled workforce to deliver them.

As an Electrical Commissioning Engineer, you will lead the installation, testing and commissioning of electrical systems used in RACE remote handling projects. Working as part of a skilled engineering team, you will play a hands-on role in delivering complex electrical equipment, ensuring it is installed safely, operates effectively and meets required standards. This role offers the opportunity to work across a variety of cutting-edge projects and may include travel to external sites, including locations outside the UK.

Testing and commissioning electrical systems to ensure they meet operational, safety and site requirements.

Installing electrical hardware, control panels, cubicles, harnesses and cabling for remote handling applications.

Lead the electrical commissioning activities across the RACE project portfolio.

Preparing and reviewing commissioning procedures, method statements and safety documentation.

Support manufacturing and assembly for electrical hardware and cabling systems.

Carrying out inspections and quality assurance activities during equipment build and commissioning.

Contributing to the development of engineering standards and best working practices.

Take responsibility for commissioning activities, ensuring appropriate controls and documentation in place.

Supervising technicians undertaking electrical installation, testing and commissioning tasks.

A formal Electrical, Electronic or Engineering qualification (City & Guilds, ONC, HNC, BSc, BEng or equivalent)

Experience delivering complex electrical systems in a practical engineering environment.

Experience testing and commissioning electrical systems

The ability to interpret electrical schematics and assembly drawings

Experience building, wiring and modifying electrical panels, harnesses and large electrical cabinets or cubicles

Experience working within a safety-critical or highly regulated engineering environment.

UKAEA is an onsite organisation and this role requires onsite presence 5 days a week. We actively support flexible working arrangements where this is compatible with the role.