Overview
In this role you will lead ICA/EICA design activities across water and wastewater projects, shaping robust control and electrical integration for complex infrastructure. You’ll work within a multidisciplinary team on high-visibility projects in the UK water sector, from feasibility to handover. The position emphasizes technical delivery, client engagement, and mentoring junior engineers to drive impactful outcomes. This is a growth role with opportunities to influence project delivery and capitalise on AMP8 programmes.
Pay / Benefits
- hybrid working policy
- work-life balance
- flexible working arrangements
- chartership development support
- Virtual GP service
- gymflex membership discounts
Responsibilities
- Lead or contribute to ICA design across multiple project stages
- Prepare and review specifications, calculations, datasheets, reports and control philosophies
- Support development of user requirement specifications and system architectures
- Contribute to feasibility studies, optioneering and detailed design
- Support tender evaluations and bid activities
- Participate in testing, commissioning and FAT activities
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver integrated solutions
- Build strong client and stakeholder relationships
- Mentor junior engineers where appropriate
Key requirements
- Experience delivering ICA design across lifecycle stages
- Strong understanding of control systems, instrumentation and electrical integration
- Experience preparing and reviewing detailed engineering deliverables
- Knowledge of DSEAR and CDM
- Experience supporting or leading commissioning, testing and FAT
- Strong client-facing and stakeholder engagement skills
- Collaborative approach with ability to work independently
- For Principal: experience leading technical delivery or managing workstreams; involvement in bids; mentoring others
- Client-facing and stakeholder engagement
- Collaboration
- Independent working
- ICA design / EICA
- Control systems knowledge
- Instrumentation and electrical integration
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