Electronics Design Engineer – High-Precision Systems

Keys Group; Cambourne; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits package

Job summary

Keys Group in Cambourne seeks an ambitious Electronics Design Engineer to join our Research and Development team, delivering next-generation electron microscopy solutions from concept to production. You will design, verify, and validate complex analogue, digital, and mixed-signal circuits, working with mechanical, software, and manufacturing teams.

The role requires a degree in electronics or a related discipline, at least 3 years’ industry experience, and a methodical approach to fault finding,

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in electronics design and product development.
• Proven experience in analogue and digital circuitry.
• Strong understanding of schematic capture and PCB design principles.
• Proficiency with ECAD tools and lab instrumentation.
• Methodical fault-finding and validation approach.

Responsibilities

• Create and review schematics, PCB layouts, and electronic architectures.
• Select components and manage electronic hardware lifecycle.
• Support simulation, prototyping, board bring-up, verification, and validation activities.
• Perform debugging, fault diagnosis, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions.
• Produce technical documentation, test reports, and design records.
• Collaborate with suppliers, manufacturing partners, and production test facilities.

Skills

Electronics design

Analogue & digital circuits

Schematic capture & PCB design

ECAD tools

Fault finding & validation

Education

Bachelors in Electronics/Electrical

Tools

ECAD tools

Job description

Keys Group in Cambourne seeks an ambitious Electronics Design Engineer to join our Research and Development team, delivering next-generation electron microscopy solutions from concept to production. You will design, verify, and validate complex analogue, digital, and mixed-signal circuits, working with mechanical, software, and manufacturing teams.

The role requires a degree in electronics or a related discipline, at least 3 years’ industry experience, and a methodical approach to fault finding,