Electrical Engineer

Weibel Scientific; Allerød Kommune; On-site; DKK 550,000 - 750,000; Full time

Job summary

Weibel Scientific in Allerød, Denmark, is seeking an Electrical Engineer for the R&D Antenna group. You will contribute to debugging, verification and design of hardware, including microcontrollers, to push radar performance.

The role involves collaborating with RF/analog and mechanical engineers, supporting production with tests and documentation, and participating in design for manufacturing. A university degree in electrical engineering or a related field is required, with hands-on debugging

Qualifications

• University degree in electrical engineering or similar field.
• Experience designing digital, analog and/or mixed-signal electronics from concept to layout and verification.
• Hands-on debugging experience in a live environment is highly valued.

Responsibilities

• Debugging at test site, root-cause analysis, and designing long- and short-term solutions.
• Verify redesigns on board, module and radar level through testing and timing verification.
• Collaborate with System/Subsystem Architects and RF/analog and mechanical engineers to balance design choices.

Skills

Similar role experience

Live debugging

Detail-oriented

Education

Electrical or related engineering degree

Tools

Cadence OrCAD/Allegro

Job description

Do you have experience with module tests, system verification and debugging? And do you want to use your experience to finalize the designs of our next generation of advanced Doppler radars?

This is your chance to join Weibel in a position as an Electrical Engineer in our R&D Antenna group. We can offer an exciting opportunity where you get to use your technical skills in an innovative environment where our goal is to push the performance of radars to the limit. We have full inhouse production facilities in Allerød that allows us to explore new solutions without compromising quality.

Due to increasing demand for our products, we are looking for an experienced colleague for a position as an Electrical Engineer.

Debugging, verification and design of hardware including microcontrollers

You will support our production team with module tests, system verification and debugging and implement design solutions for our tracking radars in collaboration with colleagues. The team designs almost all electronic elements of the radar antennas including mixers, LNAs, HPAs, PSUs and digital circuits. We are also key players in our certification work.

• Debugging at test site, determining root cause, designing solution short- and long-term, updating specifications
• Performance test and verification of redesigns on board, module and radar level
• Engage with System and Subsystem Architects
• Work with RF/analog and Mechanical Engineers to find the best design compromises
• Design and verification of hardware with timing requirements.

Other responsibilities and tasks will be:

• Support our production and customers with updated documentation
• Participate in assembly, test and evaluation of design prototypes
• Conduct Design for Manufacturing (DFM) reviews with our in-house production team

About you

We are looking for a colleague with experience from a similar role. You can get up to speed quickly with the immediate debugging and compliance tasks while learning the design trade-offs relevant to Weibel radars. Hands-on experience with debugging in a live environment is a significant advantage.

The job requires you to be detailed and structured in your work, while maintaining system overview and working towards a deadline.

Your professional CV includes:

• A university degree in electrical engineering, marine engineering or similar engineering degree
• Experience with design of digital, analog and/or mixed-signal electronics from concept over schematics to layout and verification
• Experience with CAD/CAE tools e.g. Cadence OrCAD or Allegro
• Preferably knowledge of electronic design for harsh environments, temperature and humidity
• Knowledge of RF technology is considered an advantage
• Development experience with CE compliant devices

If you have any questions, you are very welcome to contact Engineering Manager Antenna – Electronics, Henriette Pinholt at [e-mail].

The deadline is September 20th, 2026.

Please be aware that you are required to provide a clean criminal record and you can obtain a security clearance.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.