Senior Electrical Engineer - NPD

Posted 22 September 2025
Salary 75000
LocationStamford
Job type Permanent
Discipline Commercial
ReferenceJ2035

Job description

Senior Electrical Engineer (NPD)

Bourne, Lincs

Up to £75k pa

Office based role

The Role

We are on the lookout for a Senior Electrical Engineer to join our Client’s New Product Development team.

This is not about tinkering at the edges - you’ll be shaping the next generation of products that are depended upon globally.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Turning customer and market requirements into real product concepts (yes, voice of the customer actually matters here).

  • Leading electrical design work, from calculations to CAD schematics and drawings.

  • Running and supporting product FMEAs, validation programmes, and testing schedules.

  • Ensuring system integration hits performance targets and is designed for manufacture (no one likes last-minute bodges).

  • Producing technical specs, BOMs, test reports, and customer documentation.

  • Spotting and implementing improvements by keeping an eye on new and emerging technologies.

  • Driving process improvements across the department to make things run smarter.

  • Making sure every product is compliant with relevant safety codes and standards.

What You’ll Need

  • An electrical degree (BSc/BEng) or equivalent qualifications, plus solid industrial/product experience.

  • At least 5 years in an NPD role.

  • Confidence with AutoCAD/SolidWorks Electrical and Microsoft 365.

  • Strong understanding of HV, MV, and LV circuits

  • Energy, drive, problem-solving grit, and the ability to make sound decisions.

  • Excellent communication skills - you’ll be engaging with customers, suppliers, and cross-functional teams.

  • Organised, detail-oriented, and able to deliver on time.

What You Might Not Like

  • This isn’t a “sit behind the desk and tweak drawings” type of role. It’s hands-on, dynamic, and sometimes messy.

  • The pace can be fast, and priorities shift - flexibility is part of the job.

  • Standards and compliance are non-negotiable. If you cut corners, you’ll stick out like a sore thumb.

What To Do Next

If you’re excited by the idea of taking electrical design from concept through to real-world impact - and you’ve got the track record to prove it - we’d love to hear from you. Throw your hat in the ring, send us your CV, and let’s talk.