Senior Electronic Test Engineer

Circuit32 Recruitment Solutions Ltd; Ely; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A specialized electronics recruitment agency is seeking a Senior Electronic Test Engineer in Ely, England, to design and conduct tests for motors and motor controllers used in various applications. The role offers remote working options but requires on-site presence weekly. Ideal candidates should have a solid understanding of electronics, experience with lab testing, and knowledge of motor technologies. Competitive rate up to £430 daily is offered.

Qualifications

• Understanding of electronics is required.
• Knowledge of motors and motor controllers is essential.
• Experience with LabView and dynamometer testing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop tests for motors and motor controllers.
• Conduct tests and collect results.
• Present results to the R&D team.

Skills

Electronics understanding

Motors / motor controllers knowledge

LabView

Dynamometer testing

Job description

Overview

I'm recruiting on behalf of an electronics R&D business who operate in the power electronics / electric vehicle space. They're looking for a Senior Test Engineer to help test motors and motor controllers for use in various applications including agricultural, automotive, machinery etc.

It's a mix of designing/developing tests, conducting tests and presenting results to the R&D team.

Role details

ROLE: Senior Electronic Test Engineer

LOCATION: Ely, Cambridge (with remote)

START: ASAP

RATE: up to £430pd

IR35: Outside

Responsibilities

• Designing and developing tests for motors and motor controllers
• Conducting tests and collecting results
• Presenting results to the R&D team

Qualifications / Skills

• Electronics understanding
• Motors / motor controllers knowledge
• LabView
• Dynamometer testing

Working arrangement

The role can offer some remote working each week (max 2/3 days) but some on-site presence each week will be required.

Please apply below or get in touch with any questions

Cheers,

Nathan