Redline Group - Specialist Recruitment for Technology & Electronics Companies
Audio Electronics Engineer

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We are partnered with a growing product development business in Newbury, Berkshire, designing and developing innovative electronic products for customers across a range of industries.
As part of their continued growth, they are looking for an experienced Audio Electronics Engineer to join their engineering team, working across the full product development lifecycle from initial concept and design through to prototyping, testing and production.
About the Role
In this Audio Electronics Engineer role, you will:
- Design and develop analogue and digital electronics, with a focus on audio applications
- Take designs through schematic capture, PCB development, prototyping and testing
- Carry out hardware debugging, fault finding and performance analysis
- Work closely with other engineers to develop, test and improve products through to production
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Requirements
The ideal Audio Electronics Engineer will have:
- Commercial, hands-on experience in electronics product development
- Proven experience designing audio electronics, ideally including analogue signal paths, amplifiers, codecs or ADCs and DACs
- Strong schematic and PCB design skills using Altium or similar
- Experience with embedded systems, microcontrollers and digital communication interfaces


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This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing engineering team working on a varied range of product development projects. You'll have the opportunity to take ownership of your designs, work across different stages of development and develop your technical skills alongside experienced engineers.
The role is site-based in Newbury, Berkshire.
If you're interested in this Audio Electronics Engineer role in Newbury, Berkshire, apply now or contact Ed at efrost@redlinegroup.com or 01582 878819 for more information.
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