Engineering

Hire an electrical engineer in Greece and Cyprus

Senior electrical judgement for buildings and industry: studies, grid connections, automation, and an owner's eye on the installers.

Electrical work carries a built-in asymmetry: the people pricing the installation understand it far better than the people paying for it, and the consequences of a weak design range from nuisance tripping to a facility that cannot pass inspection or connect to the grid. An independent electrical engineer sits on the owner's side of that asymmetry, across electrical studies and installations for buildings, medium-voltage and substation work for industry, and the automation layer, PLC and SCADA, that modern production runs on.

The electrical engineers on Hellenic Talent are elite professionals from senior positions in technical consultancies, electrical contractors, and industrial operators, where they designed installations, ran site teams, and lived with the systems they signed off. Their clients across Greece and Cyprus are typically industrial investors, developers, and corporates, most often at the moment a design, a bid, or a grid connection has to be judged rather than trusted.

What does an electrical engineer actually do?

  • Prepare and review electrical studies and designs for buildings and industrial facilities
  • Run load, short-circuit, and power-quality studies, then turn them into decisions
  • Carry grid-connection and substation matters on the owner's behalf, from technical file to energisation
  • Specify and review industrial automation and control, including PLC and SCADA layers
  • Evaluate electrical bids and vendor offers so like is compared with like
  • Supervise electrical contractors and witness inspection and testing before work is covered up
  • Trace faults, nuisance tripping, and power-quality problems back to a cause

How to choose the right electrical engineer

What to test in the first conversation, whoever you end up hiring.

  1. Matched to your setting

    Match the setting: building services, industrial medium-voltage work, and automation are different specialisations.

  2. Supervision behind the design

    Has supervised installations, not only designed them, and can judge workmanship on site.

  3. Commissioned the automation layer

    For automation work, has commissioned PLC and SCADA systems in plants like yours.

  4. No stake in the installation

    Independent of the vendors and installers whose work is being evaluated.

  5. Chamber registration where required

    Where signed studies or permits are involved, confirm registration with the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) or the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber (ETEK).

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Tell us what you are trying to get done

A short call is enough to understand the situation and tell you honestly whether the network has the right electrical engineer for it.

Engagements run remote, hybrid, or on-site, for clients in Greece, Cyprus, and the rest of the world.