Hardware Engineer – Mixed-Signal for Scientific Instruments

LabRulez; Utrecht; Hybrid; EUR 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Premium pension plan

Healthy work-life balance

25 days paid vacation

Team building activities

Job summary

Metrohm Autolab, based in Utrecht, develops high-precision instruments for electrochemistry research. The Hardware Engineer will contribute to the hardware development and maintenance of instruments with mixed digital and analogue tech, working closely with software and hardware teams in SCRUM settings.

You should have a Bachelor degree or higher and at least five years in electronics development, with strong analogue design and high-frequency, low-noise, high-impedance concepts.

Qualifications

• Five+ years of experience in developing electronics.
• Experience with analogue electronics design (discrete amplifiers) is a plus.
• Solid understanding of analogue electronic design, calibration and precision measurements.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to hardware development and maintenance of high-quality analytical instruments.
• Develop electronics for mixed digital and analogue technologies.
• Collaborate with software, architects and other hardware engineers in SCRUM teams.

Skills

Hardware development

Electronics design

Team player

English proficiency

A/D conversion

Low-noise design

High impedance circuits

SCRUM

Calibration

Education

Bachelor level or above

Job description

Metrohm Autolab, based in Utrecht, develops high-precision instruments for electrochemistry research. The Hardware Engineer will contribute to the hardware development and maintenance of instruments with mixed digital and analogue tech, working closely with software and hardware teams in SCRUM settings.

You should have a Bachelor degree or higher and at least five years in electronics development, with strong analogue design and high-frequency, low-noise, high-impedance concepts.