Electronics Support Engineer

Holt Engineering Recruitment; Farnborough; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading electronics manufacturing firm in Farnborough is seeking an Electronics Support Engineer to provide technical assistance, support quotation activities, and help maintain high standards in the workshop. Ideal for someone with strong practical electronics experience and problem-solving skills, this role involves hands-on troubleshooting, customer interaction, and coordination with production teams. The salary ranges from £40,000 to £45,000 per annum.

Qualifications

• Strong practical electronics experience.
• Experience in technical support and documentation.
• Familiarity with IPC-610 / 620 standards.

Responsibilities

• Support quotation activities by reviewing RFQs and preparing costed quotations.
• Provide technical support to resolve documentation and manufacturing issues.
• Assist with testing and fault-finding of assemblies.

Skills

Practical electronics experience

Problem-solving

Technical support

Job description

Overview

Electronics Support Engineer

Farnborough, Hampshire

£40,000 £45,000 per annum

A new opportunity has arisen for an Electronics Support Engineer to join a growing electronics manufacturing team in Farnborough. This role is ideal for someone with strong practical electronics experience who enjoys a mix of hands-on problem solving, technical support, and working closely with customers and production teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Support quotation activities by reviewing RFQs and drawings, preparing costed quotations and bills of materials for electronic and cable assemblies, and identifying suitable alternative components for obsolete or long-lead parts (including ERP data entry).
• Provide day-to-day technical support to resolve documentation and manufacturing issues within the Electronics Workshop and across the wider business.
• Assist with testing, fault-finding and inspection of assemblies to meet customer requirements, drawings and specifications (typically to IPC-610 / 620 Class 2 or 3).
• Monitor departmental workload, flag resourcing issues in advance and support efficient planning of tasks.
• Promote good health and safety practice, highlight risks and provide guidance to workshop staff.
• Help maintain high standards of housekeeping, equipment operability and test equipment calibration across the Electronics Workshop.