Digital Energy Engineer Degree Apprentice (Building Services Design)

Schneider Electric's Level 6 Technical & Engineering (Building Services Design Engineer) Apprentice Pathway offers the opportunity for Apprentices to become a Technical Expert across Schneider's Smart Buildings and Smart Electrical Infrastructure.
What Apprenticeship Opportunities does this Pathway offer?

As a Technical Apprentice, you will work in the field of energy management and controls for Smart Buildings and Smart Electrical Infrastructure. You will contribute to the development and implementation of innovative technologies to optimise energy usage and drive sustainability.
You will gain experience in:
Assisting in the planning, execution, and coordination of projects and services
Designing, implementing, and optimising a range of digital solutions to help customers meet their net zero carbon sustainability targets
Working with building control systems, power distribution systems, energy monitoring systems, data analytics platforms, and energy management software
Engaging with customers to understand their energy needs and develop solutions that align with their sustainability goals and operational requirements
Providing technical support and troubleshooting for digital energy solutions, ensuring smooth operation, and addressing customer issues or concerns
Collecting, analysing and interpreting energy consumption data to identify patterns, trends, and opportunities for optimisation
Maintaining accurate documentation of project and service activities, data analysis, and customer interactions.
Preparing data reports and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations.

This Pathway is open to applicants with 5 GCSEs including Maths, English and a STEM-related Subject at Grade 4/C or above. 3 A-levels at Grades BBC or above including Mathematics or BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma Grade DMM including a Mathematics unit.
This Pathway also requires the holding of a valid UK Driving Licence.
Please note, Qualification Requirements can be 'predicted', however, must be 'actual' by the start date on September 2nd, 2024.