Electronic Engineering Consultant

Camwebdir; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

Virtual shares

Pension 10%

Private medical insurance

Life insurance

Parental leave

Electric car leasing

Cycle-to-work

Season travel loan

Discounts

Job summary

TTP is seeking a talented electronic engineering consultant to help develop wearable and implantable medical devices across biosensing and neurotechnology. You’ll work on breakthrough technologies that improve clinical outcomes, from implantable deep brain stimulation systems to wearable multi-analyte monitors.

In this role you’ll lead technically ambitious projects, apply engineering expertise across the innovation lifecycle, engage with clients to shape strategy, and grow your presence in the

Qualifications

• Strong academic background in electronic engineering.
• Ability to design complex electronic systems with schematics and PCB layouts.
• Experience with embedded systems and high-speed digital designs.
• Exposure to regulated environments (medical devices).

Responsibilities

• Lead technically ambitious projects with commercial value.
• Apply engineering principles across feasibility to product launch lifecycles.
• Engage with clients to shape strategy and partnerships.
• Develop biosensing and neurotechnology expertise.

Skills

Electronic engineering

PCB design

Power electronics

Analog/digital design

Systems engineering

Education

BEng/MEng in Electronic Engineering

Job description

We are looking for a talented and creative electronic engineering consultant to help us develop wearable and implantable medical devices across our Biosensing and Neurotechnology market sectors. At TTP, you'll work on breakthrough technologies that improve clinical outcomes, from implantable deep brain stimulation systems to wearable multi-analyte monitors.

In this role, you'll:

• Lead and contribute to technically ambitious, commercially valuable projects.
• Apply your knowledge of electronic engineering across the innovation lifecycle - from early feasibility and concept development to product launch.
• Engage directly with clients to shape strategy, build lasting partnerships, and deliver high-impact outcomes.
• Grow your presence in the biosensing and neurotechnology community and contribute to shaping industry direction.

Every project offers a chance to explore new technical areas, develop project leadership and client relationship skills, and make a tangible impact on patients and clinicians alike.

Examples of problems you might encounter are:

• Maximising performance while minimizing power consumption in biosensor interfacing
• Developing a novel Deep Brain Stimulation system under a challenging timeline
• Inductive power transfer through skin, muscle, and titanium.

We're looking for a commercially astute electronic engineer who thrives in an agile and entrepreneurial environment, working at pace to bring ideas through from concept, to working prototype and then to commercial product.

Ideal candidates will bring demonstrable electronic engineering capability, through a strong academic background and expertise in the following areas:

• Able to apply technical expertise, first principles and knowledge from one domain to another unfamiliar domain, with analytical reasoning and structure.
• Able to design complex electronic systems, including schematics and PCB layouts for analogue, digital and power circuitry for embedded systems, including high-speed digital designs and low noise analogue front ends.
• A multidisciplinary mindset - capable of understanding how one part of a system will affect the electronic design, and mitigating factors.
• Exposure to a regulated environment (for example medical devices, automotive or aerospace products).
• Strong commercial acumen, understanding the commercial aspects of product development.
• You'll be a methodical record-keeper and document your steps as you go.
• You'll have led on projects and packages of work with informal authority in the spirit of mentorship and guidance, and are capable of energising others towards an idea or solution.

Benefits

TTP is an employee-owned business, based at TTP Campus in Melbourn, just 10 miles south of Cambridge. Our purpose-built, sustainable offices and laboratories are set in green surroundings, creating an inspiring environment for innovation. Our working culture encourages entrepreneurship, shared ideas and technical collaboration, while providing you with the freedom to do your best work.

We offer a generous benefits package including:

• Annual profit-related bonus
• Virtual shares that reward you with a stake in TTP Group's long-term success
• Employer pension contribution of 10% of salary
• Private medical insurance for employees and dependants
• Life insurance worth 6 x salary
• Enhanced parental leave and flexible return-to-work support
• Electric car leasing and cycle-to-work schemes
• Interest-free season travel ticket loan
• Local sports facilities and theatre discounts and memberships