Electrical Engineer / Quality Engineer

About the role

The Electrical Engineer / Quality Engineer supports the design, implementation, inspection, testing, and continuous improvement of electrical systems, equipment, and operational processes. This position blends technical engineering expertise with quality management principles to ensure compliance with specifications, safety standards, and performance expectations.

Key responsibilities

• Review technical requirements, engineering drawings, specifications, and project documentation.
• Support planning and execution of electrical engineering activities, ensuring quality considerations throughout design, installation, testing, inspection, and delivery.
• Monitor electrical systems and equipment, conduct inspections, technical evaluations, and identify non‑conformities.
• Collaborate with engineering, project, production teams, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to resolve technical and quality issues.
• Assist in the design and development of power distribution, control systems, electrical components, and wiring infrastructure.
• Develop and implement quality procedures, inspection plans, testing processes, and control measures.
• Investigate defects, failures, and quality concerns; perform root‑cause analysis and coordinate corrective actions.
• Maintain accurate engineering and quality documentation, including inspection records, test reports, and non‑conformance reports.
• Analyze performance indicators and quality data to identify trends and drive process improvements.

Required profile

• Strong technical engineering knowledge combined with quality management principles.
• Ability to work closely with internal and external stakeholders to ensure clear understanding of technical and quality requirements.
• Commitment to safety and compliance with relevant electrical standards and engineering practices.

Required skills

• Electrical system design
• Power distribution
• Control systems
• Electrical wiring and components
• Inspection and testing procedures
• Quality inspection plans
• Root‑cause analysis and corrective action coordination
• Technical documentation management