Electronics Engineer

JR United Kingdom; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic engineering team as an Electronics Engineer on a contract basis, focusing on the design of systems for next-generation uncrewed aerial vehicles. Located in Salisbury, this role offers the opportunity to work on innovative projects that contribute to significant advancements in aviation technology. You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, playing a key role in electronics design and ensuring successful prototyping and flight testing.

Qualifications

• Electronics engineer with substantial design skills.
• Experience in digital electronics design, schematics, and layouts.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Design core electronics for uncrewed aerial vehicles.
• Participate actively in prototyping and flight testing.
• Collaborate closely with mechanical and software engineering teams.

Skills

Electronics design

Digital electronics

Collaborative teamwork

Job description

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nottingham, United Kingdom

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Posted:

06.06.2025

Expiry Date:

21.07.2025

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Job Description:

Electronics Engineer (Contract) – Salisbury (Onsite) – £550/day – Inside IR35 – 6 Months

Not every contract lets you work on aircraft that actually fly. This one does.

Join a growing engineering team designing the systems behind next-generation Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles. These are aircraft that are already out there mapping deforestation, and serving classified defence projects that push the edge of innovation.

This is a six-month contract where you’ll be on-site in Salisbury, surrounded by prototyping, flight testing, and a multidisciplinary team who love building things that move fast — in every sense of the word.

You’re an electronics engineer who doesn’t just want to draw schematics — you want to see things fly. You’re confident in your design skills, calm under pressure when things don’t work first time, and collaborative enough to work shoulder-to-shoulder with mechanical, software, and systems teams.

This isn’t one of those gigs where you’re bolted onto the edge of a project. You’ll be right in the centre of it, designing the core electronics that power real aircraft — think digital electronics design, schematics, layouts etc

For immediate consideration, please apply.