Senior Wireless Systems Engineer (SDR/FPGA)

Multiple Access Communications Ltd; Southampton; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Employee Ownership Trust

Flexible working

Pension scheme

Discounts on fitness and leisure

Job summary

MAC Ltd, based near Southampton, seeks electronics engineers with a strong background in digital design, wireless technology, embedded systems or SDR. The role involves contributing across multiple projects, owning components, and driving technical solutions while engaging with clients.

You will work within a dynamic team at the University of Southampton Science Park, with mentoring, ongoing development of skills, and opportunities to influence project outcomes across diverse assignments.

Qualifications

• Degree qualified electronics engineer with experience in digital design, wireless tech, embedded systems or SDR.
• Experience owning project components and whole projects; able to manage time and priorities across multiple tasks.
• Ability to articulate problems and solutions to peers and customers in written and verbal form; produce status reports to stakeholders.
• Experience as primary contact for customers and providing resource estimates; develop proposals and quotations.

Responsibilities

• Participate in all phases of a project lifecycle from requirements capture to implementation and presentation to clients.
• Work on multiple projects per year in a dynamic, well-established company.
• Lead, design and manage project components and mentor colleagues.

Skills

Digital design

Wireless technology

Embedded systems

Software defined radio

Software development

Communication waveforms

AI and ML

Problem solving

Client communication

Education

Electronics engineering degree

Tools

VHDL/Verilog

MATLAB

Simulink

High-Level Synthesis

Job description

MAC Ltd, based near Southampton, seeks electronics engineers with a strong background in digital design, wireless technology, embedded systems or SDR. The role involves contributing across multiple projects, owning components, and driving technical solutions while engaging with clients.

You will work within a dynamic team at the University of Southampton Science Park, with mentoring, ongoing development of skills, and opportunities to influence project outcomes across diverse assignments.