Graduate R&D Engineer – Systems & Touch Tech

FHLB Des Moines; Whiteley; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

FHLB Des Moines is looking for a Graduate R&D Engineer to join their Human Machine Interface Division in Whiteley, UK. This role focuses on developing next-generation capacitive sensing solutions used globally in automotive and industrial systems.

The ideal candidate will engage in a variety of tasks such as defining requirements, analyzing system performance, and developing embedded firmware in a collaborative environment. A supportive atmosphere ensures growth and development opportunities for early-career engineers.

Qualifications

• Graduates with up to 3 years' experience in an electronics/software environment.
• Understanding of microcontroller architecture and embedded systems.
• Scripting skills in Python or similar languages.

Responsibilities

• Define requirements for new silicon and firmware features.
• Contribute to the development of system and architecture concepts.
• Analyse and optimise analogue and digital hardware implementations.
• Develop embedded software for measurement systems.
• Collaborate with global teams on design and product development.

Skills

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

Clear and effective communication

Programming experience in C, Python

Basic knowledge of analogue electronics

Interest in signal processing

Education

BEng in Electronics Engineering or related discipline

Tools

Microcontrollers

Python

Matlab

Job description

FHLB Des Moines is looking for a Graduate R&D Engineer to join their Human Machine Interface Division in Whiteley, UK. This role focuses on developing next-generation capacitive sensing solutions used globally in automotive and industrial systems.

The ideal candidate will engage in a variety of tasks such as defining requirements, analyzing system performance, and developing embedded firmware in a collaborative environment. A supportive atmosphere ensures growth and development opportunities for early-career engineers.