Electronic Design Engineer

Circuit32 Recruitment Solutions Ltd; Evesham; On-site; GBP 49,500 - 60,500; Full time

Job summary

Circuit32 Recruitment Solutions Ltd is recruiting an Electronic Design Engineer in Evesham to join a growing engineering team. You will design analogue and digital circuits, create PCB layouts (Altium preferred), and work on microcontroller firmware in C.

This hands-on role offers potential progression into team lead or management as the R&D group expands, with an on-site, 5 days per week schedule in Evesham. Salary up to £55,000.

Qualifications

• PCB design and schematics for analogue and digital circuits.
• Hands-on testing and debugging experience.
• Liaising with team members, suppliers and customers to ensure design suitability.

Responsibilities

• Hands-on design and development of analogue/digital circuits and PCB layouts.
• Collaborate with R&D and manufacturing as the team grows.

Skills

PCB design

Analogue & digital electronics

Testing & debugging

Liaising with team/suppliers/customers

Tools

Altium

Job description

I'm recruiting for a succesful engineering business in Evesham who are looking to recruit an Electronic Design Engineer.

The work involves mixed analogue and digital electronics design, PCB design and some microcontroller firmware (in C).

It's a growing multidisciplinary team. The current role is hands-on design/development, but has the option of moving into more of a management or team lead role as the R&D team grows.

ROLE: Electronic Design Engineer

LOCATION: Evesham

SALARY: Up to £55,000

Skills required for the Electronic Design Engineer role are:

• PCB design / schematics (any package considered, they use Altium)
• Analogue & digital electronics understanding
• Hands-on testing & debugging experience
• Comfortable liaising with other team members, suppliers and customers

Beneficial skills are:

• Firmware in C (ideally on STM/PIC microcontrollers)
• Good understanding of power electronics

The work is fully on-site in Evesham 5 days per week.

Cheers,

Natha