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Dyson seeks an Associate Principal Engineer to lead electronics system architecture across product platforms. You will translate requirements into hardware specs, validate designs via simulation, and drive technology evaluation with suppliers.
You will mentor Graduates and Junior Engineers across projects in Haircare, pushing best practices and regulatory compliance. With 8+ years in electronics design, you will influence roadmaps, manage risk, and ensure robust, scalable solutions while
Dyson solves the problems others choose to ignore, developing disruptive technologies requiring even more complex electronics to deliver an increasing product portfolio.
In this role, you will act as a technical leader and domain expert, shaping the direction of electronic system design and ensuring robust, scalable, and future‑ready solutions. You will work across multidisciplinary teams to translate product requirements into optimized architectures, supported by predictive modeling and cutting‑edge technology evaluation.
The role will require a highly motivated, creative, methodical, and flexible person, ready to take on challenges with a pragmatic approach. You will act as role model and provide guidance and mentoring to Graduates and Junior Engineers and provide technical direction across multiple projects in Haircare Category.
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As an Associate Principal Engineer, you must be an experienced electronics design engineer and capable of working unsupervised to deliver high quality design solutions.
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