Electronics Engineer for drone magnetic solutions

Teknologiens Mediehus; Birkerød; On-site; DKK 550,000 - 750,000; Full time

Job summary

Teknologiens Mediehus is seeking an Electronics Engineer in Birkerød to design and develop systems for drone-based magnetic surveys. This full-time position offers the opportunity to contribute to innovative technologies and work alongside dedicated engineers.

Qualified candidates will hold a BSc or MSc in Electronics Engineering, possess at least 2 years of experience, and be proficient in both digital and analog electronics. Flexibility in work arrangements is available, with potential for remote work.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of relevant professional experience.
• Experience with microcontroller-based systems and communication interfaces.
• Proficiency in design for manufacturing and testability.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop systems for drone magnetic surveys.
• Build embedded hardware capabilities.
• Collaborate with software and mechanical design teams.

Skills

Fundamentals of analog electronics

Embedded electronics experience

CAD schematic capture

Professional English

Education

BSc or MSc in Electronics Engineering

Tools

Altium Designer

Electronic test instrumentation

Job description

Electronics Engineer for drone magnetic solutions

Do you want to be part of a leading High-Tech company, deeply engaged in drone magnetic demining activities around the world?

About us

UMag Solutions is a High-Tech company founded in Copenhagen in 2018, as a spin-out company from DTU Space. Our trade is drone magnetic technologies, using in-house developed and patented survey systems and software solutions.

At UMag, we intend to be the leading provider of drone magnetic turnkey solutions, and we aim to always push the technological and operational boundaries for what is possible.

Our main focus is drone magnetic demining, where our V2Mag and F1Mag systems are currently the world’s industry leading on sensitivity and user friendliness.

Job Description

We are looking for an Electronics Engineer or a person with similar education and technical skills/expertise to join our team to work on the design and development of systems and components for drone-based magnetic surveys. The tasks include the continuation of the development of a framework to accurately time, position, measure and relay sensor data on our drone-based magnetometer payloads but also novel work beyond the usual “microcontroller board”. The position is mainly focused on development but can also include the tunning and maintenance of current and future embedded systems.

Our drone-agnostic payloads require accurate timing and positioning in (near) real‑time, by means of on‑board sensors (GNSS and IMU). To accomplish this, we will use both off‑the‑shelf and custom‑made electronics – from a system architecture level down to the actual implementation of the embedded software running on the units.

Your tasks will require you to take an important role in building the embedded hardware capabilities at UMag, giving you the opportunity to make effective and long‑term organizational contributions to the way we innovate at UMag.

In summary, you will help us design, document, implement, integrate and test our systems in collaboration with colleagues in software and mechanical design departments.

Qualifications

As an Electronics Engineer, your qualifications should include:

• BSc or MSc in Electronics Engineering or a closely related field.
• At least 2 years of relevant professional experience.
• Solid understanding of the fundamental principles of analog, digital, and power electronics.
• Practical experience with embedded electronics, such as microcontroller-based systems and communication interfaces (UART, I2C, SPI, etc).
• Experience with CAD schematic capture and PCB design, following EMC best practices.
• Experience with design for manufacturing (DFM) and testability (DFT).
• Proficiency with electronic test instrumentation.
• Written and oral English at a professional level.

Valued qualifications and experience:

• Experience with Altium Designer.
• Experience with motor control systems and encoder interfacing.
• Experience with GNSS and IMU positioning systems.
• Experience with radio transceivers and antenna systems.
• You have the ability to break down complex problems in smaller achievable steps
• You actively contribute to the development process with your ideas and critical thinking.
• You are open and responsive to other people's ideas, input and constructive feedback.
• You can work independently.
• You can collaborate efficiently in a team setting.

Working at UMag

By joining UMag, you will be working together with a highly dedicated team of software and hardware engineers as well as geophysicists with years of experience in the development and testing of drone magnetic solutions for various applications.

We offer great flexibility in the position with the option to work from home when the tasks allow.

Salary is offered according to qualifications. The position is permanent and full‑time.

Our office is located in Blokken 44, 3460 Birkerød . Weare continuously improving our workspace with top‑notch facilities, including a workshop, demining test field, and a lab where our hardware engineers and students can produce mock‑ups and prototypes.

We speak English at the office.

Application and contact

If you have any questions about the job, please contact Eduardo da Silva at [e-mail] .

Applications must be submitted on the site where the job posting was published, with any additional files submitted in Portable Document Format (.pdf). We are unable to review applications and files, which do not comply with these guidelines.

We hold ongoing interviews and will fill the position when we have found the right candidate.