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EC&I Engineer

Stokesley
2 days ago
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Company Overview

Applied Integration UK Ltd is a leading force in defence, robotics, and automation, renowned for delivering complex automated solutions across defence, marine, and industrial sectors. With a strong foundation in innovation and integrity, we provide mission-critical systems that enhance how organisations gather, manage, control, and communicate information.

Our Vision

Delivering solutions that transform the way our customers gather, manage, control, and communicate information.

Our Mission

Pushing the boundaries of technology with innovative and inspiring solutions.

Our Culture

To be a great place to work where people are inspired to be the best they can.

Role Overview

We are seeking a skilled and motivated Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) Engineer to join our engineering team. You will lead the design, integration, and commissioning of EC&I systems for cutting-edge defence applications, contributing to technically challenging and high-integrity projects.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Design & Development



Lead the design and development of EC&I systems in accordance with defence and client specifications.

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Produce: Electrical schematics and wiring layouts, Functional control strategies and logic diagrams, Integration of EC&I systems into broader engineering solutions

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Participate in Design and System-Level Reviews, ensuring all deliverables meet performance, safety, and compliance requirements.

2. Documentation & Compliance

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Produce and manage key technical documentation: Control philosophies, Design specifications, Cause-and-effect diagrams, Risk assessments, Test and commissioning procedures

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Ensure compliance with: MOD and Defence Standards (DefStans), IEC / British Standards (BS), Regulatory and cybersecurity frameworks

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Maintain accurate records for audit and change control.

3. Stakeholder Coordination

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Collaborate with internal engineers, suppliers, and contractors to deliver integrated EC&I solutions.

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Lead or participate in design reviews, providing technical insights to improve performance and reliability.

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Liaise with regulatory authorities and clients to ensure compliance and technical alignment throughout the project lifecycle.

4. Testing & Commissioning

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Plan and oversee: Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), System commissioning and verification activities

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Troubleshoot and resolve issues during testing, deployment, and post-installation phases.

5. Innovation & Continuous Improvement

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Identify opportunities to optimise EC&I architectures, improve energy efficiency, and reduce lifecycle costs.

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Keep informed of emerging technologies and trends in defence automation, control systems, and software integration.

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Promote confidentiality, cyber awareness, and best practices in handling sensitive project data.

Candidate Profile

Essential Qualifications & Experience

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Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Control & Instrumentation, or related discipline.

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Proven experience in designing and implementing EC&I systems in defence, marine, or high-integrity environments.

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Strong knowledge of: Defence Standards (DefStans), IEC, and British Standards (BS), PLC, SCADA, DCS, and SQL Server-based control systems.

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Proficiency in CAD software (e.g. AutoCAD, EPLAN).

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Excellent problem-solving, report writing, and communication skills.

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Commitment to quality, safety, and engineering excellence.

Desirable

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MOD security clearance (or ability to obtain).

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Chartered Engineer status or working toward professional registration (e.g. IET).

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Experience in nuclear, subsea, or cyber-secure environments.

Why Join Applied Integration

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Work on mission-critical systems at the forefront of UK defence and automation.

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Be part of a culture that values innovation, integrity, and individual development.

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Competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for career advancement in a growing organisation

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