Electrical And Electronic Engineer

Jackson Hogg Ltd; North East; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus (10%)

Job summary

Jackson Hogg Ltd is seeking an Electrical & Electronic System Engineer in County Durham, United Kingdom, with a salary of £45,000-£57,000 DOE plus 10% bonus. This is a permanent, fully on-site role in the North East of England.

The role involves designing and documenting complex frameworks and systems, collaborating with mechanical, electrical and software engineers, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or equivalent experience.
• Minimum 5 years as an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, with bonus for Systems Engineer experience.
• Good understanding of motion control and high-accuracy motion systems.

Responsibilities

• Design and document a complete and complex framework, system, or product, coordinating with mechanical, electrical and software engineers.
• Prepare requirements documents and manage verification/validation activities.
• Define and document evolution of platforms, interfaces and inputs/outputs for system compatibility.
• Support integration of prototype tools and optimise configurations while addressing design weaknesses.
• Influence future products through architecture design used across multiple systems.
• Ensure electrical designs comply with industry standards and obtain necessary certifications.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of standards to advise colleagues.
• Manage 3rd party contractors for specialist services such as PCB design.
• Contribute to inter-disciplinary design reviews.
• Transfer knowledge to production with calibration processes, test plans and tooling, and train teams.

Skills

Motion control

System-level thinking

PLC systems

Education

Degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering

Tools

PCB design

Job description

Overview

Electrical & Electronic System Engineer – County Durham, United Kingdom. Salary: £45,000-£57,000 DOE + 10% bonus.

Jackson Hogg are delighted to be working with a global leader in instrumentation equipment which are looking to bring an Electrical & Electronic System Engineer to their team. With over 60 years of driving innovation, this client employs more than 11,000 people worldwide at over 90 locations on all continents. This is a permanent, fully on site role based in County Durham, North East of England.

Responsibilities

• Design and document a complete and complex framework, system, or product. This can involve circuit design and analysis, interface design (e.g. communications, cabling), testing and validation, characterising and integrating new components in existing platforms, and collaborating with mechanical, electrical and software engineers to deliver overall solutions.
• Prepare requirements documents and manage verification/validation activities.
• Define, manage and document the evolution of technical platforms, system interfaces, input/outputs, and other technical issues to ensure system level hardware and/or software compatibility.
• Support the integration of Alpha and Beta prototype tools, and optimise tool configurations, whilst identifying, analysing, and resolving system design weaknesses.
• Influence future products by contributing to the framework (architecture) design used across multiple products or systems.
• Ensure that electrical designs comply with industry standards and regulations, whilst working with external bodies to obtain necessary certifications.
• Maintain up to date knowledge of standards in order to provide advice to internal colleagues.
• Manage 3rd party contractors for the delivery of specialist services (e.g. PCB design).
• Contribute to or lead inter-disciplinary design reviews.
• Transfer knowledge and systems to production: develop and document calibration and alignment processes, prepare tool characterisation test plans, develop test-jigs, train Tech Support and production teams.

Key Requirements

• Degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, or equivalent experience.
• At least 5 years as an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, and ideally at least 2 years as a Systems Engineer (not a necessity but would be a great bonus).
• Good understanding of motion control and high-accuracy motion systems.
• System-level thinking.
• Experience with PLC systems would be advantageous.

If you are interested in this role please submit your CV below