Electronics Design Engineer – Analog/Digital & FPGA in MedTech

Energy Jobline CVL; Stretford; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Jobline CVL is seeking an experienced Electronics Design Engineer to join a leading scientific instrumentation manufacturer. You will work on analogue and digital design across the full product life cycle, delivering schematics, PCB layouts and PLD/FPGA configurations.

You will liaise with suppliers, fitters and test engineers, build and test prototypes, and ensure designs meet ISO61010, ISO13485, and 21CFR820 standards. Hands-on testing and collaboration in a team are essential.

Qualifications

• BSc/BEng degree in Electronics (or equivalent).
• Experience developing scientific instrumentation or medical devices to FDA standards.
• Experience in digital and analogue electronics; embedded FPGA control and acquisition systems.
• Experience in design for volume manufacture.
• Schematic capture and PCB design; Cadstar experience.
• HV design knowledge is advantageous.
• C firmware design is advantageous – Xillinx MicroBlaze is mentioned as a capability.

Responsibilities

• Produce specifications for new designs, including schematics, PCB layouts and PLD/FPGA configurations.
• Liaise with suppliers, fitters and test engineers.
• Build, evaluate and test prototypes.
• Work to standards such as ISO61010, ISO13485, and 21CFR820.

Skills

Analog design

Digital design

Embedded FPGA control

Prototype testing

Education

BSc/BEng in Electronics

Tools

Cadstar

Xilinx MicroBlaze

Job description

Energy Jobline CVL is seeking an experienced Electronics Design Engineer to join a leading scientific instrumentation manufacturer. You will work on analogue and digital design across the full product life cycle, delivering schematics, PCB layouts and PLD/FPGA configurations.

You will liaise with suppliers, fitters and test engineers, build and test prototypes, and ensure designs meet ISO61010, ISO13485, and 21CFR820 standards. Hands-on testing and collaboration in a team are essential.