E&I engineer for the Pharma division

For our Electrical & Instrumentation department in the Pharma division, we are seeking an Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer to work on projects within design, commissioning, testing and troubleshooting of process plants and machinery - mainly on projects in the Pharma sector. The position covers virtually all aspects of design and commissioning of process equipment.

You will join the electrical team, working closely with process and automation colleagues in connection with the design and planning of process plants.

You have experience in electrical and instrumentation and can actively support internally in the department and externally in projects with our customers. Your external customer meetings will mainly take place in West Zealand (Vestsjælland) or in Greater Copenhagen (Storkøbenhavn). It is therefore important that you are prepared to work away from the office at times.

Electrical & Instrumentation is located in the Pharma division, which consists of around 140 employees spread across eight departments. The division has offices in Holbæk and Søborg.

Electrical & Instrumentation is a department we are actively developing. We provide specialist knowledge in the design and commissioning of electrical installations and equipment in connection with Pharma projects. At present, the department consists of ten dedicated employees. You will have ample opportunity to help shape the development of the department, where we make a strong effort to create a good camaraderie in a busy everyday life. To ensure quality in our work, we meet regularly as a team to discuss and share information, professional topics and tasks.

Artelia is a dynamic company with a flat organizational structure, where there is little distance from thought to action. Your everyday life will therefore be characterized by high professionalism, freedom with responsibility, a high degree of knowledge sharing and rapid execution.

About you

You have a background as an electrical engineer, marine engineer or similar.

• You have a minimum of 5 years’ experience with electrical design within process
• You are well-versed in GEP requirements and GMP requirements
• You thrive in a multidisciplinary project environment with plenty of room to move
• You have good communication skills and can operate in both Danish and English
• You have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in the pharmaceutical industry
• You have experience with electrical documentation and process components, e.g. pumps and valves
• You are familiar with electrical diagrams, loop, bill of materials, QA/quality control and the creation of IT systems (AutoCAD, PC Schematic automation, MS Excel)
• Familiarity with P&ID terminology, machine- and process-knowledge is an advantage.
• Knowledge of ATEX and Ex installations is also an advantage
• You have a solution-oriented approach to your work, which will serve you well when we need to think creatively to meet customers’ wishes
• You have influence and can create engagement - both internally in the department and in the projects.

Your profile

You …

• are educated as an electrical engineer, marine engineer or similar.
• have several years of experience in the design/planning of electrical systems.
• have knowledge of calculation tools that can perform short-circuit and voltage drop calculations as well as selectivity studies.
• have experience in producing specifications for execution and tendering.
• have both a solid theoretical and practical understanding.
• take the lead and take responsibility for getting the task done.
• are capable of maintaining an overview and making priorities.
• appreciate variation between large and small tasks and are not deterred by moving beyond your own specialty.

Your main tasks

Your workday will be varied,

but you will primarily …

• be an electrical designer in small and large pharma projects
• quality-assure colleagues’ calculations, drawings and reports
• specify equipment for purchasing, prepare tender material and carry out contracting and follow-up
• conduct technical supervision
• estimate time consumption and schedule for projects in the bid and execution phases
• obtain information from suppliers and colleagues
• actively contribute to the department’s professional development.

We offer

• Many exciting and challenging projects
• A strong professional network with engaged and competent colleagues
• A culture where well-being, collaboration and working conditions are highly prioritized
• A dynamic and inspiring environment with ample opportunity for personal development
• An workplace where “freedom with responsibility” is a core value
• Good career opportunities supported by internal training programs in Academy, where we teach leadership, project management, BIM and other professional areas
• Attractive employee benefits including health insurance, employee bonus, lunch scheme, active staff clubs, sports and cultural events, study and study trips, and an attractive compensation package.

Kickstart your new career

Click on “Apply for job here”, fill in the form with relevant data and tell us why you are the right candidate for the position. The application deadline is 19 October 2026, but we will conduct interviews on an ongoing basis.

We look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible!

In Artelia there is room for difference, and we see diversity as a strength. Therefore we encourage all qualified to apply for the position – regardless of ethnic background, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion or age.

Contact

Martin Vedel Sømberg

Department Manager | Electrical & Instrumentation - Pharma

41767330

41767330

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