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Electrical Designer jobs in Belgium

Looking for your next project as an Electrical Designer? At Pauwels Consulting you find assignments in industry, energy and infrastructure.

What you can expect as an Electrical Designer

You do your work. We take care of the rest. Clear agreements and real support.

Autonomy

Depending on your experience, you take ownership of your own designs.

The right tools

You use Eplan, Autocad and other drafting software to shape your designs.

Grow in your craft

Certifications, on the job training or courses in a specific programme. We discuss upfront what fits your starting point and what we can arrange within the project.

Dedicated contact

You have a dedicated Talent Manager who knows you. No call centre. No automated emails.

Three titles, one craft

Tekenaar, designer, design engineer. At Pauwels we look at what you can do, not at your label.

Sector mix

Industry, energy, infrastructure. Three sectors where your schematics land.

"I started out drawing schematics in Autocad. Today I deliver complete as built dossiers in Eplan for industrial clients. My Talent Manager knew my ambition and matched me to a project where I could really grow."

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FAQs

What kind of projects will I work on as an Electrical Designer?

Schematics for substations and high voltage installations. As built dossiers for industrial sites. Eplan drafting for automation projects. Project length varies: sometimes a few months, sometimes several years. If you want to change direction afterwards, we look together at what fits.

What if I don't yet have Eplan or Autocad experience?

That depends on your profile and the project. Autocad often follows naturally. Eplan is a bigger investment and we look at it case by case. We are upfront in advance about what is feasible.

Do I need an engineering degree for a designer role?

No. For designer roles a bachelor or graduate with the right experience is usually enough. We don't exclude a master's or industrial engineer, but the diploma doesn't determine the level. Your work does.

Payroll or freelance: is both possible?

Yes, both are possible. What fits depends on your preference, the project and the client. We are upfront about it in advance.

Talk to an expert

We are happy to answer your questions or help you find your next project as an Electrical Designer.