Casual Electronics Engineer: Prototyping & Lab Systems

01 Flinders University; City of Marion; On-site; AUD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Flinders University invites applications for multiple casual Electronics Engineer positions in the College of Science and Engineering. Roles entail designing and building electronic systems, prototypes and equipment across teaching and research projects.

You will work on testing, calibration and troubleshooting of lab equipment, applying PCB design and embedded systems skills while collaborating with staff, students and external partners on diverse projects at Bedford Park/Tonsley Campus in

Qualifications

• Undergraduate or completed qualifications in Electronics Engineering.
• Interest or experience in PCB design, embedded systems, sensors, actuators or data acquisition.
• Strong practical and technical skills including constructing, testing, troubleshooting, repairing or maintaining electronic equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret schematic diagrams, technical manuals and engineering documentation.

Responsibilities

• Design and build specialised electronic systems, equipment and prototypes from concept through construction and commissioning.
• Solve real‑world engineering challenges and provide practical technical advice to staff and students.
• Hands‑on testing, troubleshooting, repairs, maintenance and calibration of laboratory, workshop and in‑house equipment.
• Apply technical expertise across PCB design, embedded systems, sensors, actuators and data acquisition.
• Collaborate with engineers, academics, students, suppliers and external contractors to deliver safe, practical engineering solutions.

Skills

PCB design

Embedded systems

Sensors

Actuators

Data acquisition

Read schematics

Education

Undergraduate or completed qualifications in Electronics Engineering

Job description

Flinders University invites applications for multiple casual Electronics Engineer positions in the College of Science and Engineering. Roles entail designing and building electronic systems, prototypes and equipment across teaching and research projects.

You will work on testing, calibration and troubleshooting of lab equipment, applying PCB design and embedded systems skills while collaborating with staff, students and external partners on diverse projects at Bedford Park/Tonsley Campus in