Electronics Engineer – Embedded Sensing & Instrumentation

Bond Williams; Greater London; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Bond Williams Recruitment is seeking an Electronics Engineer to join a rapidly growing London-based biotech company delivering next-generation sensing and instrumentation technology. The role covers electronics, software, mechanics and system integration, with opportunity to influence product direction.

You will design, build and test electronic and electromechanical systems, work with embedded microcontrollers, and collaborate with engineers and scientists to move concepts into real-world

Qualifications

• Degree in Electronics, Mechatronics or Electrical Engineering.
• 2-5 years' commercial experience.
• Experience with PCB design, testing and debugging.
• Knowledge of analogue electronics, sensors and instrumentation.
• Exposure to microcontrollers and embedded systems.
• Python and/or C/C++ programming skills.
• A hands-on engineer who enjoys building, testing and solving problems.

Responsibilities

• Design, build and test electronic and electromechanical systems.
• Develop and debug PCBs, sensors and instrumentation hardware.
• Work with microcontrollers, embedded systems and automation technologies.
• Troubleshoot complex technical challenges and drive solutions.
• Support prototyping, product development and system integration.
• Collaborate with leading engineers, scientists and software developers.

Skills

PCB design

Embedded systems

Python

C/C++

Troubleshooting

Automation

Education

Degree in Electronics, Mechatronics or Electrical Engineering

Tools

PCB design software

Testing equipment

Microcontrollers

Job description

Bond Williams Recruitment is seeking an Electronics Engineer to join a rapidly growing London-based biotech company delivering next-generation sensing and instrumentation technology. The role covers electronics, software, mechanics and system integration, with opportunity to influence product direction.

You will design, build and test electronic and electromechanical systems, work with embedded microcontrollers, and collaborate with engineers and scientists to move concepts into real-world