NPI Engineer: High‑Speed Electronics to Manufacturing

ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited in Cambridge is seeking an experienced NPI Engineer to move electronic product concepts through to manufacture. You will lead process improvements, design test strategies, create documentation, and manage the build, evaluation, and compliance of proto boards.

The role requires a 1st or 2:1 degree in electronics, hands-on PCB prototyping experience, and knowledge of EMC, thermal management and design for manufacture. UK work permission is essential.

Qualifications

• A 1st or 2.1 degree in electronics or closely related discipline.
• Expertise with prototyping PCBAs and an understanding of EMC and thermal management, quality standards, and design for manufacture, and obsolescence
• Prior experience of bringing new (preferably high speed or embedded) electronic products to manufacturing
• Practical hands-on electronic engineering skills, problems solving ability, and proficiency with Gerbers and BOMs
• Full, existing UK work permission without time limit or the need for sponsorship

Responsibilities

• Leading transition of new products from concept to manufacturing.
• Designing test strategies and creating documentation for production.
• Managing build of prototype boards, evaluation, and compliance with industry standards.

Skills

PCB prototyping

EMC knowledge

Thermal management

Design for manufacture

Problem solving

Education

1st or 2:1 degree in electronics

Tools

Gerbers

BOMs

Job description

ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited in Cambridge is seeking an experienced NPI Engineer to move electronic product concepts through to manufacture. You will lead process improvements, design test strategies, create documentation, and manage the build, evaluation, and compliance of proto boards.

The role requires a 1st or 2:1 degree in electronics, hands-on PCB prototyping experience, and knowledge of EMC, thermal management and design for manufacture. UK work permission is essential.