Electronic Engineer - Quality

Reperio Human Capital Ltd; Shannon; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development

Competitive salary

Influence product safety

Job summary

Reperio Human Capital Ltd is recruiting for an Electronic Engineer - Quality in Co. Clare. The role focuses on influencing product design from concept through launch, ensuring robustness, reliability, testability, and compliance.

You will collaborate with R&D, support released products, and drive corrective actions with Production, Test and Purchasing. The position requires 5+ years in electronics and a strong background in DFMEA and design assurance, with a permanent, on-site setup in County

Qualifications

• Degree in Electronic, Electrical, Software, Mechatronic or a related engineering discipline.
• 5+ years' experience in product development, electronics design, embedded systems, test/validation or design assurance.
• Experience across the product lifecycle, from design through verification, launch and sustaining.
• Ability to read and critically assess schematics, circuit designs and PCB information.
• Good understanding of electronic hardware and its interaction with embedded firmware.
• Experience with FMEA and structured root cause analysis.
• Ability to interpret test data and use statistics to support engineering decisions.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside R&D on product architecture, design decisions and technical reviews.
• Review schematics, PCB layouts, component choices and hardware specifications to identify design risks.
• Assess how hardware and firmware work together, with a focus on robustness, diagnostics and testability.
• Lead DFMEA and turn identified risks into design actions and verification requirements.
• Help shape verification and validation plans for new products, including test coverage and acceptance criteria.
• Represent Quality in design reviews and design change assessments.
• Analyse production test data to assess design margins, variation and emerging risks.
• Investigate design-related failures and drive corrective actions back into the design.
• Evaluate new components and suppliers with R&D and Purchasing.

Skills

Electronics design

Embedded systems

FMEA

Data analysis

Schematic reading

Education

Degree in Electronic Engineering

Tools

DFMEA process

Schematic review tools

Job description

Electronic Engineer - Quality | Co. Clare | Permanent

Our client, a leading electronics manufacturer, is looking for an Electronic Engineer with quality experience to join their Quality team. You'll work closely with R&D to influence product design from concept through to launch, making sure products are robust, reliable, testable and compliant. Alongside the design work, you'll support released products and help resolve complex technical issues with Production, Test and Purchasing.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside R&D on product architecture, design decisions and technical reviews.
• Review schematics, PCB layouts, component choices and hardware specifications to identify design risks.
• Assess how hardware and firmware work together, with a focus on robustness, diagnostics and testability.
• Lead DFMEA and turn identified risks into design actions and verification requirements.
• Help shape verification and validation plans for new products, including test coverage and acceptance criteria.
• Represent Quality in design reviews and design change assessments.
• Analyse production test data to assess design margins, variation and emerging risks.
• Investigate design-related failures and drive corrective actions back into the design.
• Evaluate new components and suppliers with R&D and Purchasing.

Requirements

• Degree in Electronic, Electrical, Software, Mechatronic or a related engineering discipline.
• 5+ years' experience in product development, electronics design, embedded systems, test/validation or design assurance.
• Experience across the product lifecycle, from design through verification, launch and sustaining.
• Ability to read and critically assess schematics, circuit designs and PCB information.
• Good understanding of electronic hardware and its interaction with embedded firmware.
• Experience with FMEA and structured root cause analysis.
• Ability to interpret test data and use statistics to support engineering decisions.

Nice to Have

• Embedded software, scripting or debugging experience.
• Experience in medical, automotive or safety-critical industries.

Benefits

• Competitive salary, career development, and the chance to influence products that make a real difference to people's safety.