Senior Hardware Engineer: Low-Noise Analog & Mixed-Signal

Avanti Recruitment; Cambridgeshire and Peterborough; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Avanti Recruitment is partnering with an innovative deep-tech R&D company in Ely to recruit a Senior Hardware Engineer. You will own electronics from concept and architecture through design, PCB development, prototype bring-up, testing and production, with a hands-on emphasis on low-noise analogue and mixed-signal electronics and high-speed digital design.

The role requires strong analogue circuit design, experience with low-noise amplifiers, signal conditioning, FPGA and microcontroller

Qualifications

• Strong analogue circuit design experience.
• Low-noise amplifiers, filtering and signal conditioning.
• Hands-on board bring-up, debugging and laboratory testing.
• Background in scientific instrumentation or similar complex electronics environments.

Responsibilities

• Develop advanced sensing and measurement technology, taking ownership of electronics from concept and architecture through design, PCB development, prototype bring-up, testing and production.
• Focus on low-noise analogue and mixed-signal electronics, alongside high-speed digital design.
• Collaborate across the engineering team to ensure robust, manufacturable hardware.

Skills

Analogue circuit design

Low-noise signal conditioning

Mixed-signal electronics

FPGA and microcontrollers

Multi-layer PCB design

Signal integrity & impedance

Board bring-up & debugging

Lifecycle electronics development

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

Avanti Recruitment is partnering with an innovative deep-tech R&D company in Ely to recruit a Senior Hardware Engineer. You will own electronics from concept and architecture through design, PCB development, prototype bring-up, testing and production, with a hands-on emphasis on low-noise analogue and mixed-signal electronics and high-speed digital design.

The role requires strong analogue circuit design, experience with low-noise amplifiers, signal conditioning, FPGA and microcontroller