Senior Hardware Engineer: FPGA, PCB & RF Design

HENSOLDT AG; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working models

Job summary

HENSOLDT UK, Kelvin Hughes Limited, is seeking a highly capable electronics design engineer to contribute across the development lifecycle of maritime radar electronics. You will translate system requirements into robust board-level designs, perform high-speed digital and analogue design, and verify with test specifications.

Collaboration across engineering and manufacturing is essential. The role requires a degree in electronics, strong CAD skills (Orcad/Altium), and hands-on FPGA/VHDL and

Qualifications

• Good degree in electronics or related subject.
• Strong teamwork and organisation skills.
• Excellent written and spoken English.
• Experience with CAD tools for circuit/PCB design and simulation.

Responsibilities

• Design high speed digital circuits and simulate analogue sections.
• Bridge firmware and hardware with FPGA using VHDL/Embedded C.
• Use CAD tools for circuit/PCB design and verification.
• Develop and write test specifications for hardware assemblies.
• Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing on hardware test solutions.
• Contribute to product development lifecycle from design to reporting.
• Travel within the UK as required.

Skills

Team collaboration

Time management

Self-motivation

English proficiency

Experience with electronic equipment

FPGA/VHDL embedded C

CAD tools for circuit/PCB design and 0

Education

A good quality degree or equivalent in electronics related subject

Tools

Orcad

Altium

MATLAB

Job description

HENSOLDT UK, Kelvin Hughes Limited, is seeking a highly capable electronics design engineer to contribute across the development lifecycle of maritime radar electronics. You will translate system requirements into robust board-level designs, perform high-speed digital and analogue design, and verify with test specifications.

Collaboration across engineering and manufacturing is essential. The role requires a degree in electronics, strong CAD skills (Orcad/Altium), and hands-on FPGA/VHDL and