Electrical Engineer

Overview

Sensori Group is a Sisk Company that specialises in end-to-end project management, overseeing all phases of building development from design to construction, MEP systems integration, fit outs and facilities management. We ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and with a focus on sustainability.

Our expertise spans multiple industries, including commercial, data centres, healthcare, and manufacturing, providing tailored solutions that prioritize efficiency, safety, and quality. With a strong focus on MEP systems and facilities management, Sensori Group offers innovative, cost-effective solutions backed by a skilled, responsive team.

Sensori is a fast-growing developer and operator focused on delivering high-quality, safe, and commercially successful construction projects. We value practical problem-solving, strong collaboration between design and delivery teams, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

Sensori is hiring an Electrical Engineer to support design, coordination and on‑site delivery of electrical systems for our projects. You will prepare technical submittals, work with 3D/BIM models, coordinate installations, and ensure electrical works are delivered to specification, on schedule and to Sensori’s quality and safety standards. 

Core responsibilities 

• Prepare, manage and track electrical technical submittals and approval packages. 
• Maintain and update project schedules, track milestones and report progress against programme targets. 
• Develop and work with 3D models and BIM deliverables to coordinate design and construction information. 
• Contribute to electrical design development, produce drawings and specifications for power distribution, lighting and control systems. 
• Coordinate electrical installation activities with site teams, other trades and subcontractors to ensure smooth handover to commissioning. 
• Apply a systems approach that integrates electrical scope with mechanical, civil and control disciplines to produce coordinated solutions. 
• Aattend meetings with clients and project stakeholders to capture requirements, present technical information and resolve queries. 
• Ensure works are installed in accordance with project specifications and the project QA plan; support validation and handover activities. 
• Manage in‑progress snagging processes, ensure supervisors issue weekly punch lists and distribute actions to subcontractors. 
• Issue direct labour and subcontractor hours for central tracking; prepare weekly cost and progress reports including orders, materials and labour levels. 
• Produce material take‑offs, manage procurement lead times and track deliveries against the programme. 
• Drive BIM priorities: modular concepts, fabrication details, isometrics and model validation for construction; control change management. 
• Support and coach junior engineers assigned to the project team to develop technical capability. 
• Support project close‑out activities including final accounts, O&M manuals, as‑built documentation, QA and safety files. 
• Other duties — perform additional tasks required to deliver projects successfully. 

Experience

• Minimum 5 years working with recognised MEP or electrical contractors on construction or installation projects. 
• Trade qualification or third‑level degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline. 
• Strong knowledge of electrical distribution, power systems, control panels and installation best practices. 
• Proficient with CAD and BIM tools and comfortable using project planning software (e.g., Primavera or equivalent) and MS Office. 
• Excellent planning, prioritisation and time‑management skills to manage multiple deliverables. 
• Clear written and verbal communication for technical reports, client liaison and team coordination. 
• Working knowledge of QA/QC processes and QHSE requirements for construction sites. 
• Ability to work collaboratively across disciplines and manage subcontractor interfaces. 

Qualifications

• Experience producing Construction Work Packs and managing material take‑offs. 
• Familiarity with testing, commissioning and handover procedures for live systems. 
• Previous exposure to modular design, prefabrication or data‑centre electrical systems. 
• Demonstrable coaching or mentoring experience.