Senior Analogue/Mixed-Signal Engineer – Flexible Hours

CamWebDir; Cambridge; Remote; GBP 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working options

On-site gym

28 days annual leave

Wellbeing & private medical

Cycle scheme

Job summary

Nu Quantum, Cambridge, is seeking a Senior Electronics Engineer skilled in high-performance analogue and mixed-signal circuitry to join our expanding hardware team. You’ll work across mechanical, software and FPGA, optics, and nanofabrication to translate concepts into lab-tested prototypes.

The role emphasizes hands-on design, testing and collaboration with physics and product teams to meet ambitious specifications and accelerate quantum networking hardware to production.

Qualifications

• Essential: Degree-level qualification in electronics, physics or related subject
• Essential: Industry experience in analogue electronic design
• Essential: PCB design tools experience and design-for-manufacture
• Essential: HF/RF circuit fundamentals and hands-on testing
• Essential: Strong communication and teamwork

Responsibilities

• Liaise with multidisciplinary teams to define requirements and specs for electronics systems
• Carry out design calculations and simulations; select components and equipment
• Produce high-quality schematics, system designs and PCB layouts
• Organise manufacture of prototypes
• Hands-on testing, debugging and improving complex electronic/optical setups
• Analyze experimental results and data; support company-wide use of electronic systems

Skills

Analogue & mixed-signal design

RF circuit design

PCB design tools

Oscilloscopes & measurement

Cross-functional collaboration

Verbal & written communication

Education

Degree in electronics, physics or related

Tools

Altium Designer

LTSpice

Keysight ADS

Job description

Nu Quantum, Cambridge, is seeking a Senior Electronics Engineer skilled in high-performance analogue and mixed-signal circuitry to join our expanding hardware team. You’ll work across mechanical, software and FPGA, optics, and nanofabrication to translate concepts into lab-tested prototypes.

The role emphasizes hands-on design, testing and collaboration with physics and product teams to meet ambitious specifications and accelerate quantum networking hardware to production.