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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible working practices
33 days holiday
Private healthcare
Health cash plan
Pension scheme with 6% employer contributions
Relocation assistance up to £8,000
Job summary
A leading electronics firm in the UK is seeking a Senior Electronic Engineer to design and develop hybrid microelectronic circuits for high-reliability aerospace and defence applications. The ideal candidate will have 5+ years' experience in the field, a degree in Electronic Engineering, and a strong background in circuit design. The position offers flexible working arrangements, 33 days holiday, private healthcare, and a pension scheme with employer contributions.
Qualifications
5+ years’ experience in aerospace, defence, or high-reliability electronics.
Strong background in analogue and/or mixed-signal circuit design.
Proven experience with chip-and-wire / chip-and-bond wire technologies.
Responsibilities
Lead the design and development of advanced RF circuits and subsystems.
Support legacy product sustainment with design updates and performance improvements.
Collaborate with teams to ensure design for manufacturability (DFM).
Skills
Hybrid microelectronics design and integration
Circuit simulation and analysis
Design for manufacturability (DFM)
Component selection for high-reliability applications
Failure analysis and structured problem-solving
Education
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering or a related discipline
Job description
A leading electronics firm in the UK is seeking a Senior Electronic Engineer to design and develop hybrid microelectronic circuits for high-reliability aerospace and defence applications. The ideal candidate will have 5+ years' experience in the field, a degree in Electronic Engineering, and a strong background in circuit design. The position offers flexible working arrangements, 33 days holiday, private healthcare, and a pension scheme with employer contributions.