Downhole Electronics Engineer for Harsh Environments

bakerhughes; Farnborough; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical care

Life insurance

Disability programs

Wellbeing activities

Flexible benefits

Job summary

Baker Hughes in Farnborough is seeking an Electronic Engineer to develop next‑generation downhole electronics for wireline tools. You will work at the intersection of hardware design, system integration, and field challenges to deliver robust solutions for harsh environments.

Ideal candidates have a bachelor’s in Electronic Engineering and 0–5 years of experience, with hands‑on skills in electronics design, telemetry, sensors, power modules, and Python/ Matlab.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering or related field.
• 0–5 years of experience typical for this level.
• Hands-on experience in electronic design and development.

Responsibilities

• Design, analyze, integrate, and test downhole electronic systems for wireline tools.
• Develop electronic subsystems (telemetry, sensors, power modules) with cross-functional teams.
• Perform analysis, troubleshooting, and root-cause investigations to improve tool performance and reliability.
• Support testing, qualification, and validation activities with clear procedures and results.
• Document and communicate technical data and recommendations to stakeholders.

Skills

Electronic design

Signal conditioning

Python/ Matlab

Harsh env electronics

Documentation skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering

Tools

Python

Matlab

ECAD tools

Job description

Baker Hughes in Farnborough is seeking an Electronic Engineer to develop next‑generation downhole electronics for wireline tools. You will work at the intersection of hardware design, system integration, and field challenges to deliver robust solutions for harsh environments.

Ideal candidates have a bachelor’s in Electronic Engineering and 0–5 years of experience, with hands‑on skills in electronics design, telemetry, sensors, power modules, and Python/ Matlab.