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A leading developer of electronic safety products in Dartford seeks a Product Development Technician with strong hands-on electronics experience. This role involves structured testing, diagnostics, modifying prototypes, and data analysis. Candidates must hold relevant electronics qualifications and have experience with both analogue and digital circuits. This is a unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in a supportive environment.
Location: Dartford, Kent
Salary: £45,000 plus benefits
A leading developer of electronic safety products is seeking a highly capable Product Development Technician with strong hands‑on electronics experience. This role requires structured product testing, electronics diagnostics, prototype modification, and detailed data analysis.
Candidates must hold one of the following qualifications:
Candidates without electronics qualifications will not be shortlisted.
The successful candidate will perform structured testing and verification of electronic systems, modules, and prototypes. They will diagnose circuit behaviour, analyse signals, use oscilloscopes and diagnostic tools, build and modify prototypes, conduct research tests, and prepare detailed technical reports. The role supports engineering decision‑making throughout the product development cycle.
Applicants must have hands‑on experience with analogue and digital circuits, electronic modules, sensors, embedded hardware, or test systems. They must be confident using oscilloscopes, signal generators, and measurement equipment, able to read schematics, identify faults, and apply logical diagnostic processes.
This role offers access to cutting‑edge electronics testing, prototype work, structured engineering processes, and a supportive technical environment. It is ideal for individuals seeking development in electronics diagnostics, product validation, and engineering support.
Please submit your CV to apply ref: (phone number removed)