Electrical Controls and Commissioning Engineer

Electrical, Controls & Commissioning Engineer Leicestershire (UK and occasional international travel required) Up to £66,000 (dependent on

experience ) Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm (typically finish at 3:30pm on Fridays; occasional out-of-hours work required depending on project demands) Rise10 Recruitment are partnering with a specialist engineering consultancy delivering process, automation, and compliance solutions to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and advanced life sciences sectors. They are now seeking an Electrical, Controls & Commissioning Engineer to join their growing engineering team. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on technically complex projects within highly regulated GMP manufacturing and laboratory environments. From feasibility and front-end engineering design through to commissioning and validation, you’ll play a key role across the full project lifecycle—helping deliver compliant, high-quality engineering solutions for leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology organisations. Key

Responsibilities • Conduct site surveys within GMP-regulated facilities to assess existing electrical, control, and infrastructure systems • Interpret User Requirement Specifications (URS) and Functional Design Specifications (FDS) to develop compliant electrical and automation design solutions • Produce electrical schematics, single line diagrams, panel layouts, and cable schedules using AutoCAD (or similar tools) • Develop and configure PLC and HMI control systems in line with GAMP 5 lifecycle methodologies • Specify instrumentation, electrical hardware, and control components suitable for regulated environments • Support development of validation documentation including DQ, IQ, OQ, and PQ where required • Participate in Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and lead or support Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and commissioning activities • Troubleshoot systems, perform root cause analysis, and implement corrective actions within regulated change control processes • Act as the company’s on-site technical representative during installation and commissioning phases • Supervise contractors and installation teams to ensure safe, compliant execution of electrical works • Ensure all engineering activities align with cGMP, GAMP 5, and applicable regulatory standards About You • HND or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline • Proven

experience in electrical design and control systems engineering ideally within pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or other GMP-regulated industries •

Experience working in live manufacturing or laboratory environments • Strong understanding of cGMP principles and regulated computerised systems •

Experience supporting FAT, SAT, and commissioning activities • Strong documentation and attention to detail in regulated environments • Excellent communication

skills with the ability to engage with engineering, validation, and quality stakeholders • Flexible approach to travel within the UK and internationally as required Desirable •

Experience using AutoCAD (training can be provided) •

Experience with PLC and HMI platforms such as Siemens, Allen-Bradley, or Schneider • Familiarity with GAMP 5 lifecycle methodology •

Experience contributing to IQ/OQ validation protocols

Benefits • 28 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays (including 3 days between Christmas and New Year) • Early finish on Fridays (typically 3:30pm) • Private Medical Insurance option after successful probation • 5% employer pension contribution • Company Life Insurance after probation • Option to work from home one day per week (subject to workload and approval) • Support for further education and professional development This role is ideal for an engineer looking to develop their career in a highly specialised consultancy environment, working on regulated projects that support the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. If you’re looking for a technically challenging role with exposure to cutting-edge facilities and the opportunity to grow professionally, !