Electrical Engineering Officer Role Overview
Electrical engineering officers play a pivotal role in the Naval Service, overseeing complex onboard systems including power generation, navigation, communications, and IT infrastructure.
This role entails responsibility for managing electrical, electronic, and control systems governing manoeuvrability, defence, and intelligence functions on board vessels.
Successful applicants will undergo rigorous training at the Naval College to equip them with both technical and military expertise, preparing them to take on leadership positions within the service.
Potential postings include ships, shore-based facilities, or overseas assignments, offering diverse opportunities for career growth and professional development.
In shore-based roles, officers may be responsible for project planning, equipment procurement, and maintenance operations at the Naval Dockyard, Naval College (NMCI), or Naval Base.
The Naval Service encourages officers to pursue funded Continual Professional Development (CPD) opportunities in areas such as Project Management, Engineering Master's programmes, ATEX Standards, Energy Management, Vibration Analysis, and Health & Safety qualifications.