Plan and design building electrical systems, especially power receiving and transformation equipment, and provide proposals and technical consulting.
About this role
This design role in KANDENKO’s indoor electrical-installation business covers electrical systems centred on power receiving and transformation equipment. Projects include offices, hotels, department stores, hospitals and data centres, with equipment selected around customer requirements.
The engineer works on concepts and proposals, planning, detailed design and consulting. Initial assignments are undertaken with experienced colleagues, with the first one to two years focused on acquiring the company’s project skills before gradually taking responsibility for larger schemes.
Applicants need a high-school education or higher and electrical design experience for general buildings, plus either high-voltage experience such as receiving/transformation equipment at 6 kV or above, or electrical design for at least 1,000 square metres.
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