Design Engineer (Electronics / PCBs)

Wembley
3 weeks ago
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Design Engineer (Electronics / Circuitry Design)

£40,000 - £50,000 + Bonus + Progression + Healthcare + Company Benefits

Wembley

Are you a Design Engineer or similar with a background in Electronics or Circuitry Design, looking to join a niche, growing manufacturer of high tech scientific equipment who are leaders in their field, who give you the opportunity to work on cutting edge technology, training on new systems and opportunities to progress into senior management?

On offer is the opportunity to join a leading scientific research company specializing in advanced measurement instruments used across multiple industries, including pharmaceuticals, materials science, and petrochemicals. The company have facilities across the world and have seen consistent growth and expansion since they were established 30 years ago.

This dynamic role, will see you responsible for the design and development of electronic circuits and systems, PCB layouts, wiring diagrams and then the assembly of prototypes alongside functional testing. You will also create the technical documentation, quality compliance and test development plans for all software and firmware products.

This role would suit a Design Engineer with a background in Electronics or Circuitry Design looking to carve out a career in a niche industry, with a company who prioritise their employees development and progression as well as offering a range of lucrative benefits.

The Role:

Design and Development of Electronic circuits and systems
Analogue, Digital and Mixed Signal Circuits
PCB Layouts and wiring diagram creation
Create Technical Documentation, Quality Compliance
Monday to Friday (37.5 hour week)The Person:

Design Engineer or similar
Background in Electronics or Circuitry Design
Commutable to WembleyReference: 18695C

Key Words: Electronics, Engineer, Technician, PCB, PCB layout, PCB design, CE Marking, Python, ADC, DAC, microcontrollers, transducers, pharma, manufacturing, production, wembley, london

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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