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Do you want to work with technical design in critical infrastructure projects where quality, technology, and sustainability are in focus? In this role, you will have the opportunity to develop within the water and wastewater process and industrial pipe installations, work closely with experienced colleagues, and contribute to technical solutions that make a real difference in society.

As a Junior Designer, you will be part of an experienced technical team working on design and technical solutions within the water and wastewater process and industrial pipe installations. The work is conducted in newly renovated premises in Bromma and is characterized by close collaboration, technical quality, and long-term projects.

Evt primarily works with larger and more complex assignments with long implementation times, often from early investigation and design phases all the way to completed facilities and commissioning. They work with clients such as Stockholm Water & Waste and Käppalaförbundet, where Evt participates in critical projects related to drinking water supply, pumping stations, and wastewater treatment.

In this role, you will mainly work with technical design and modeling in AutoCAD, as well as contribute to the production of drawings, technical documentation, and calculations.

Over time, you will have the opportunity to take on broader responsibilities in the projects and work more comprehensively with technical solutions, investigations, and administration. Here, you will have the chance to work on projects where technical choices are crucial and where you can clearly follow and see the results of your work.

• Modeling in CAD (AutoCAD)
• Production of drawings
• Calculation tasks
• Preparation of technical documentation and reports
• Support in projects within water and wastewater processes and industrial pipe installations

• Are a graduate civil or engineering student in mechanical engineering, civil engineering, or a related field
• Have knowledge of CAD, such as AutoCAD, through education, work experience, or self-taught
• Have a genuine interest in technology and want to develop within the water and wastewater process
• Speak and write fluently in Swedish and English, as you will have ongoing contact with both colleagues and clients

To succeed and thrive in the role, we see that you are a communicative and solution-oriented person who works structured and meticulously, with a clear focus on quality in technical solutions. You have the ability to absorb new information, apply it in practical work, and are not afraid to ask questions when needed. You value collaboration, find it easy to build relationships, and take responsibility for your work in an environment where every technical delivery needs to meet high standards.

This is a consulting assignment, which means that you will initially be employed by Friday. The ambition from the client and our side is that after 12 months you will be directly employed by the client.

• Scope: Full-time
• Start: Immediately
• Location: Stockholm
• Salary: Competitive

Apply by clicking the link below. Remember to be quick with your application as we are conducting ongoing selections of candidates and the advertisement may close before the position is filled if we have moved on to the selection and interview phase.

By being a partner to both our candidates and clients, we strive to find the best match. We do this by getting to know our clients and candidates for real! We ensure that knowledge and experience requirements match, but above all, we emphasize a shared understanding of values and corporate culture that both parties value.

Our passion is to help people find the right role, workplace, and context within IT and technology. That’s why we founded Friday with the ambition to help you find the job that gives you that Friday feeling – every day!

We primarily target those who are at the beginning of their career or studying at university/college in IT and Technology.

We believe that people reach their full potential when they look forward to going to work every morning. “Friday – everyday”, how does that sound?