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A leading engineering firm in Clevedon is seeking a Lead Electronics Engineer to oversee a team dedicated to designing advanced power and control circuits. The role involves mentoring engineers and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Ideal candidates will have a background in power electronics and PCB design, alongside leadership experience. This position offers a salary of £60,000 plus share options.
Location: Clevedon, Somerset
Sector: Analog / Power, Engineering
Job type: Permanent
Job reference: NAD1057
£60,000 + Share Options
Our client is looking for an experienced Lead Electronics Engineer to join their team, playing a key role in the design, development, and leadership of a team of engineers working on power and control circuits for cutting-edge electrical systems.
This exciting opportunity involves leading and mentoring a team of engineers, driving new product designs, and ensuring high-quality solutions are delivered.
The position requires strong technical expertise in power electronics, PCB design, and embedded systems, along with proven experience in leading and managing a team of hardware engineers.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced engineer looking to take on leadership responsibilities while working with cutting-edge electronics and power systems.
If you have the skills and leadership experience and are ready for a challenging and rewarding role, we want to hear from you!
Please send your CV to RWilcocks@redlinegroup.Com or call 079317 88834 to speak with Ricky Wilcocks for more information.
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