Apprentice Hardware Engineer – Electronics

Manpower Group (UK); Dover; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

Manpower Group (UK) is seeking an Apprentice Hardware (Electronics) Engineer to join our Dover-based team. This 36-month temporary apprenticeship combines formal training with hands-on development, supporting Megger-inspired product development from concept through verification and into production.

The role offers entry-level exposure to electronics and engineering, with mentoring across the product lifecycle and opportunities to learn testing, PCB design, and production transition processes.

Qualifications

• GCSEs in Mathematics and English required.
• Science desirable as a plus.
• Genuine interest in electronics, engineering, science or technology.

Responsibilities

• Undertake the agreed apprenticeship programme and complete required learning and assessments.
• Build knowledge of electronics, engineering principles, product development and safe working practices.
• Apply learning to practical activities within the Product Development team.
• Support engineers with prototype builds, component investigations and documentation.
• Follow the product development lifecycle from concept through to production.

Skills

Genuine interest in electronics

Curious and willing to learn

Good attention to detail

Able to work effectively as part of a

Education

GCSEs in Mathematics and English

A-Level, T-Level, BTEC or equivalent in Engineering/ Electronics/ Physics/ Mathematics/ CS

Tools

Arduino

Raspberry Pi

Job description

Manpower Group (UK) is seeking an Apprentice Hardware (Electronics) Engineer to join our Dover-based team. This 36-month temporary apprenticeship combines formal training with hands-on development, supporting Megger-inspired product development from concept through verification and into production.

The role offers entry-level exposure to electronics and engineering, with mentoring across the product lifecycle and opportunities to learn testing, PCB design, and production transition processes.