Global Hardware Electronics Engineer — NPI & Reliability

Proclinical; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Proclinical seeks a Hardware Electronics Engineer to support hardware design, NPI, and production across global locations. You will lead hardware changes, drive DFx, perform failure analysis, and ensure compliance with safety and radio regulations while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The role emphasizes strong hands-on problem solving, system integration, and experience with RF/IR testing, LabVIEW, and supplier coordination in a multinational environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering or related field.
• Strong understanding of electronic design and Design for Manufacturing (DFM).
• Experience with multidisciplinary product design.
• Knowledge of worldwide compliance regulations.
• Expertise in electronics components, PCB/PCBA design, assembly processes, batteries, RF/IR testing methods, and Automatic Test Equipment (ATE).
• Proficiency in board design using Altium or OrCAD.
• Excellent communication skills in English (Hebrew is a plus).
• Experience working in matrixed, global organizations and cross-cultural teams.
• Self-motivated, organized, and hands-on problem solver.
• Strong expertise in hardware systems, embedded interfaces, networks, instrumentation, debugging, and system-level integration.
• Team player with a collaborative mindset.
• Familiarity with SQA and LabVIEW tools.
• Experience with RF communication and connected smart products.
• Background in complex multidisciplinary projects requiring advanced technical knowledge.
• Experience working with subcontractors, external vendors, and production teams.
• Knowledge of procurement processes for testers or prototype parts.

Responsibilities

• Lead hardware changes for both new and legacy products, including end-of-life (EOL) updates and layout modifications.
• Drive design for excellence (DFx) and NPI procedures for new products.
• Conduct failure analysis and reliability testing on critical product design aspects.
• Act as a component engineer for new and existing products.
• Ensure designs meet quality and reliability standards, applying validation tests as needed.
• Provide support to worldwide production facilities.
• Prepare and present reports effectively to peers and management.
• Oversee compliance with safety and radio regulations.
• Lead electronic engineering efforts during NPI and for legacy products.

Skills

DFM

NPI

Cross-functional

Global teams

Problem solving

English communication

Hardware systems

System integration

RF testing

Vendor coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering

Tools

Altium

OrCAD

LabVIEW

ATE

RF testing equipment

Job description

Proclinical seeks a Hardware Electronics Engineer to support hardware design, NPI, and production across global locations. You will lead hardware changes, drive DFx, perform failure analysis, and ensure compliance with safety and radio regulations while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The role emphasizes strong hands-on problem solving, system integration, and experience with RF/IR testing, LabVIEW, and supplier coordination in a multinational environment.