Security Design Engineer (FULL DESIGN TRAINING)

Security Design Engineer (FULL DESIGN TRAINING)

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Wolverhampton

£40,000 - £45,000 + Commission + Car Allowance + Full Training into Design + Long-Term Career Prospects + Task Ownership + Successful & Growing Company + Working with highly prestigious clients + Flexible Working Arrangements + Great Company Benefits

Excellent opportunity for a hands-on Security Engineer to take next step into your career moving into a Design Engineer role, working for an innovative security systems company, who will invest in your training.

On offer is the chance to work a highly specialised and varied role for a tech savvy security organisation, who have amassed an impressive client base and offering an attractive commission incentive.

Approaching their 50th Anniversary, this leading Midlands based company deliver innovative security solutions in a range of industries including banking, leisure and public safety. They are going from strength to strength and are seeking a hands-on Security Installation Engineer to take the next step in their career and move into a Security Design Engineer role.

In this role, you'll be involved in the design and bid processes -being the to-go-to-person between the sales and projects team for high-end Security projects. You'll be producing quotations, estimation and schematic technical documents for interesting and highly specialised security system design projects.
When training there will be the requirement to be at their Wolverhampton offices, but the role tends to be worked on a hybrid/remote arrangement, with an expectation to travel to client site as and when needed. xgikmsk

This is a fantastic opportunity to join an ambitious and tech-savvy company, who will fully invest in your career by training you in applying your hands-on Security Engineering skills into a Design Engineer role.

THE ROLE:
*Full training to apply your hands on Security Engineering background into a Design role
*Working with sales team to produce designs, bids, estimations and quotation on projects
*Using Microsoft VISIO to produce schematic drawings to compliment proposals
*Focus on CCTV, IP video systems, Access control systems etc.
*Hybrid role split between home/office and visits to client site

THE PERSON:
*Hands on experience with Security Installation/Commission Engineering
*Lookin...

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