Senior Electronics Engineer: Low-Noise FPGA for Microscopy

Oxford Instruments; High Wycombe; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

Employee Assistance Programme

Private health insurance

Car salary exchange scheme

Pension plan

Share incentive plan

Job summary

Oxford Instruments in High Wycombe is seeking a Senior Electronics Engineer to design the next generation of high-performance analytical instrumentation. You will play a key role in developing sophisticated electronics for electron microscopy solutions, impacting how customers visualize and analyze the microscopic world.

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in electronics system design, expertise in low-noise design, and proficiency with FPGA development. Benefits include private health insurance, pension plans, and a supportive environment for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Strong experience in electronics system design (analogue, digital, power).
• Expertise in low-noise design and signal integrity—ideally in instrumentation or sensing applications.
• Experience with FPGA development and embedded systems.

Responsibilities

• Take ownership of electronics design solutions across new product development projects.
• Design analogue, digital, and low-noise circuitry supporting precision detectors.
• Develop and validate designs through simulation, prototyping, and rigorous testing.
• Write embedded code and contribute to FPGA development (VHDL).

Skills

Electronics system design

Low-noise design

FPGA development

Complex multilayer PCB design

Job description

Oxford Instruments in High Wycombe is seeking a Senior Electronics Engineer to design the next generation of high-performance analytical instrumentation. You will play a key role in developing sophisticated electronics for electron microscopy solutions, impacting how customers visualize and analyze the microscopic world.

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in electronics system design, expertise in low-noise design, and proficiency with FPGA development. Benefits include private health insurance, pension plans, and a supportive environment for professional growth.