Graduate Embedded Systems Engineer - Robotics & AI
Cambridge Consultants
Cambridge
On-site
GBP 30,000 - 40,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Cambridge Consultants is seeking a Graduate Electronics & Software Engineer for a 2026 start in Cambridge, UK. This role involves working within a multi-disciplinary technical team on client-driven projects in sectors from Consumer Devices to Defence. Candidates should possess an excellent degree in engineering or physics and demonstrate experience in PCB design, digital and analogue electronics, or software implementation. The position emphasizes learning and personal growth with ample opportunities to tackle complex engineering challenges.
Qualifications
An excellent degree or PhD in general, electrical, electronic or information engineering, computer science or physics.
Experience through university, work or home projects in at least one of the following areas: PCB design, Digital Electronics, Analogue Electronics, or Software implementation.
Responsibilities
Work as part of the technical team on client assignments in multi-disciplinary projects.
Design and implement systems for a wide range of applications and products.
Interact directly with clients at all phases of projects.
Skills
PCB design
Digital electronics
Analogue electronics
Software implementation in C/C++
Physics
Education
Excellent degree or PhD in engineering, computer science, or physics
Job description
Cambridge Consultants is seeking a Graduate Electronics & Software Engineer for a 2026 start in Cambridge, UK. This role involves working within a multi-disciplinary technical team on client-driven projects in sectors from Consumer Devices to Defence. Candidates should possess an excellent degree in engineering or physics and demonstrate experience in PCB design, digital and analogue electronics, or software implementation. The position emphasizes learning and personal growth with ample opportunities to tackle complex engineering challenges.