Audio Electronics Engineer

The Audio Programmer; Greater London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

The Audio Programmer in the United Kingdom is seeking an Audio Electronics Engineer to join a hands-on, permanent role. You will work across the full development lifecycle on consumer audio hardware, collaborating with developers, engineers, and product owners to deliver music technology products used by musicians, producers and DJs worldwide.

You will spend substantial time on-site in High Wycombe and contribute to feature definition, technology evaluation, and PCB design, with a clear path for

Qualifications

• Experience in consumer electronics product development.
• Designing for high-volume production; balancing quality and cost.
• Taking ownership of the full development process.
• Collaborating with engineers, designers and product owners.

Responsibilities

• Defining features and requirements.
• Evaluating key technologies and components.
• Designing schematics and PCBs.
• Debugging hardware.
• Contributing to product roadmaps.
• Collaborating with technical and non-technical colleagues to develop the best solutions.

Skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Ownership of development lifecycle

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

Job Description

Audio Electronics Engineer

Music Technology / Audio Hardware

Permanent / Full Time

£40-60K + lots of benefits

This is an ideal role for an Electronics Engineer who already has some experience in consumer electronics product development, and either personal or professional experience with audio electronics.

You’ll be part of a cross-functional team, collaborating with other developers and engineers, as well as product owners, to bring to life music technology products used by musicians, producers and DJs all over the world.

It’s a hands‑on role working across the full development life cycle, where you can build your experience, genuinely contribute to the end product, and grow with the team in the long term.

Responsibilities

• Defining features and requirements
• Evaluating key technologies and components
• Designing schematics and PCBs
• Debugging hardware
• Contributing to product roadmaps
• Collaborating with technical and non-technical colleagues to develop the best solutions

The company offer a huge range of employee benefits including flexible working, however due to the hands‑on aspect of working on hardware you’ll need to be able to spend plenty of time on site in High Wycombe.

Requirements

Experience:

• Working on commercial audio hardware or music technology products
• Designing products for high‑volume production; balancing quality and cost
• Taking ownership of the full development process
• Collaborating with engineers, designers and product owners

Knowledge

• Analogue electronics for audio applications
• High speed digital interfaces
• Embedded systems
• Linear and switching power supply design, PMICs, USB PD
• Altium Designer