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Lynx Recruitment Ltd is representing a rapidly growing technology and engineering organisation near Cambridge seeking an Electronics Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team developing cutting-edge electronics from concept to prototype and delivery.
You will work across the full product lifecycle, collaborating with engineers and specialists to turn innovative concepts into working technology, with opportunities to influence hardware and embedded software in demanding defence and homeland
Our client is a rapidly growing technology and engineering organisation based near Cambridge, working on innovative projects across advanced engineering, defence and homeland security.
Due to continued growth, they are looking for an Electronics Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team developing cutting-edge technology from initial concept through to prototype and delivery.
This is an opportunity to work on technically challenging projects with a genuine real-world impact, collaborating with experienced engineers, scientists and technical specialists.
As an Electronics Engineer, you will be involved across the full product development lifecycle, from requirements capture and initial concept development through to detailed design, testing, documentation and delivery.
Projects can range from early-stage proof-of-concept work through to fully functioning prototypes, providing a varied mix of technical and practical challenges.
You will work closely with other engineers and technical specialists to develop solutions to complex engineering problems and help turn innovative concepts into working technology.
We are looking for an Electronics Engineer with a strong academic and technical background, ideally with a relevant degree and demonstrable experience designing and developing complex electronic systems.
The role would suit an engineer who enjoys working on technically complex problems, is comfortable working across disciplines and wants to contribute to innovative R&D projects rather than focusing on a single, repetitive product.