Sabaudia (Lt) Electrical Designer
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - InterTech in Roma
Overview
The
Electrical Designer
is primarily responsible for the design and testing of industrial electrical systems.
Duties include calculating and drafting industrial electrical installations, designing single-line and multi-line power and automation panels, selecting materials based on system requirements and market availability, and identifying suitable alternatives when needed.
The role also interfaces and coordinates with on-site personnel and prepares all final documentation for delivery to the client (e.g., cable schedules, coordination tables, declarations of conformity, material reports, etc.).
The Electrical Designer oversees the entire design phase of the project.
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Responsibilities
Development of technical documentation (layouts, P&IDs;, etc.).
Preparation of single-line and multi-line electrical diagrams.
Compilation of project documentation.
Selection of electrical materials and components.
Coordination with on-site teams.
Coordination with project deadlines and closure timelines.
Requirements
High school diploma or university degree (Electrical Technician, Electrical Engineer).
At least two years of experience in the field.
Strong proficiency with IT systems.
In-depth knowledge of electrical systems related to industrial equipment and installations.
Good knowledge of relevant guidelines and both national and international technical standards.
Solid understanding of industrial processes.
Proficiency in SPAC Automazione and CAD design software.
Ability to independently draft technical documentation to support design activities.
Key Skills
Strong communication skills.
Analytical thinking.
Attention to detail and precision.
Organizational and coordination abilities.
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Compensation
Employment type and salary package will be commensurate with the candidate's experience.
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