Electrical Designer

We are seeking an Electrical Designer for our Helsinki office for a permanent position. You will be part of a design team led by a project manager. You are responsible for the design of electrical distribution and electrical systems in projects. Your work time will be spent in the office on design tasks or partly in meetings depending on experience and preferences. The job description will be agreed together and remote work is possible. We expect at least 2 years of prior experience in designing IT systems. It would be an asset if you have a building electrical design qualification. You are educated as an electrical engineer (AMK) or DI in electrical engineering or a related field. We expect from the applicant: prior experience in electrical design and CAD tool proficiency (CADS, MagiCAD, Revit). A self-driven work style and good communication skills. Willingness to learn and develop in your work. Creative problem-solving ability. Proficiency in Finnish, and good English is considered an advantage. If you already have experience in design and electrical systems, you are the person we are looking for. You will have a friendly team around you and the opportunity to advance your career. Work starts as soon as a suitable person is found. We offer comprehensive employment benefits; see the link http://tauno-nissinen.fi/rekrytointi/. There is also a cottage by the sea for staff use. We want to take care of our staff and boost team spirit with joint recreation and team days a few times a year. Please feel free to get in touch! If you are interested, send your open application and CV via our website or you may also email Mikko. For more information, contact CEO Mikko Yrjönen at +358 44 543 9191 or mikko.yrjonen@tauno-nissinen.fi.

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