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Bachelor’s Degree in: Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering
An Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and supervising electrical systems for industrial, commercial, or infrastructure projects. They prepare technical drawings, schematics, and layouts for power distribution, lighting, control systems, and other electrical installations.
These engineers ensure compliance with Japanese electrical codes, safety standards, and efficiency requirements. They collaborate with civil engineers, project managers, and construction teams to implement electrical designs accurately.
Typical working hours in Japan:
8 hours per day
40 hours per week
schedule:
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (including 1-hour break)
Electrical circuit design and schematic development
Knowledge of power distribution and control systems
Proficiency in CAD/AutoCAD, EPLAN, ETAP, or similar design software
Understanding of electrical codes and standards in Japan
Equipment specification and selection
Load calculation and short-circuit analysis
Knowledge of renewable energy systems (optional but valued)
Problem-solving and analytical skills
Attention to detail
Communication and collaboration skills
Project management and time management
Teamwork and adaptability
Design electrical systems for buildings, factories, or infrastructure projects
Prepare technical drawings, schematics, and layouts using CAD software
Conduct load calculations and electrical analyses
Select electrical components and equipment
Ensure designs comply with Japanese electrical safety standards
Collaborate with project managers, civil engineers, and contractors
Review and improve existing electrical designs
Assist with project cost estimation and budgeting
Conduct site inspections and provide technical support during installation
Maintain documentation for all electrical designs and revisions
Health insurance
Pension insurance
Transportation allowance
Housing allowance (in some companies)
Paid annual leave
Overtime payment
Performance bonuses
Professional training and certification opportunities
Work visa sponsorship