An opportunity has arisen for a Senior Electronics Engineer to join an innovative and future thinking business based in Berkshire.
The successful Berkshire based Senior Electronics Engineer will work with a market-leading design team focused on developing innovative and robust electronic products. The role involves leading projects from initial concept through to final production, including schematic design, PCB layout, prototyping, testing, and customer support as products scale to volume production.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead electronic product development projects from concept to production.
Design innovative electronics and embedded firmware solutions.
Conduct automated and manual testing for electronics and software.
Act as the lead architect for assigned projects, collaborating with other engineers where needed.
Manufacture and test embedded components and harnesses for prototypes.
Participate in formal design reviews and follow an agile development methodology.
Ensure accurate documentation and maintain up-to-date project tracking (Jira, Atlassian).
Conduct EMC testing and compliance evaluations for various industry standards.
Skills and Experience:
A relevant degree or HNC/HND in Electronic Engineering, or significant proven experience in electronic product development.
Extensive industry experience in electronics design and embedded systems development.
Expertise in Altium Designer for schematic capture and PCB layout.
Ability to design and integrate digital and industrial communication buses such as SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet, CANbus/LINbus.
Experience with task tracking tools like Jira and version control applications like Bitbucket.
Familiarity with EMC testing and certification requirements for automotive, aerospace, or medical applications is an advantage.
Experience in miniaturisation and high-density electronic designs.
APPLY NOW for the Senior Electronics Engineer position based in, Berkshire, by sending your CV and cover letter to bwiles@redlinegroup.Com or call Ben on 01582 878826 / 07471 181784.....Read more...
