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Electronics Design Engineer

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Our client is currently recruiting for an Electronics Design Engineer. Based in Aberdeen, the role will be on a permanent (staff) basis.

ROLE

The primary objective of the Electronics Design Engineer is to design and develop electronic and electrical systems and components for subsea equipment. This role involves creating detailed designs, conducting simulations and tests, and collaborating with other engineers and departments to ensure the successful implementation of projects.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Design and Development: Create detailed electronic and electrical designs using CAD software, ensuring they meet project specifications and industry standards
Prototyping and Testing: Develop and test prototypes to validate design concepts and make necessary adjustments
Collaboration: Work closely with other engineers, technicians, and departments to define and verify requirements to ensure seamless project execution. Collaborating with other electronic design engineers to define system architectures and development best practices.
Documentation: Prepare technical reports, design specifications, and operational manuals
Project Management: Manage project timelines, resource
REQUIREMENTS

Competencies

Technical Expertise: Strong knowledge of electronic and electrical engineering principles and design practices
Problem-Solving: Excellent problem-solving skills to address design challenges and improve product performance
Communication: Effective communication skills to collaborate with team members and stakeholders
Attention to Detail: High attention to detail to ensure accuracy and quality in designs
Essential Skills/Experience

Experience: Proven experience as an Electronic Design Engineer or similar role, with a strong background in electrical systems and design Demonstratable experience in system interconnects (e.g. RS232, RS485, CAN, USB, SPI, I2C, Ethernet, etc.) Proficiency in PCB soldering and board debug skills.
Software Proficiency: Proficiency with CAD software such as AutoCAD, Schematic capture and PCB layout packages (Altium Designer preferred)
Education: Bachelor's / master’s degree in electronic or electrical engineering or a related field (e.g. Mechatronics)
Preferred Skills/Experience

Experience: Experience in microcontroller based design practices, particularly ARM Cortex-M devices. - Use of version control packages, e.g. GIT - Experience in motor control and power switching devices, especially at higher voltages (e.g. IGBTs/MOSFETs, silicon carbide devices, gate driver circuits up to 600Vdc/1200Vdc) - Design for LVD/EMC Compliance and familiarity with EMC testing and failure analysis.
Advanced Certifications: Additional certifications in specialized areas of electrical design
Industry Knowledge: Familiarity with subsea equipment and related industry standards. Proven experience in design and or operation of ROV systems.
Project Management: Experience in managing large-scale electrical design projects and liaising with third-party suppliers

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