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Electronic Engineer
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Electronics Engineer
St Ives, Cornwall
Up to £40,000 DOE
Why This Role
Based in a stunning beachside location near St Ives, our client designs and builds rugged electronics for demanding industrial environments — with a client list that includes household names across Europe and the USA. This is a genuine opportunity to work on real-world products where reliability matters, alongside an experienced engineering team who'll give you a thorough, hands-on handover of the systems already in place.
What You'll Be Doing
- Troubleshooting, maintaining, and quality-controlling existing electronic systems
- Building deep working knowledge of established products through direct handover from an experienced Electronics Engineer
- Working across both digital and analogue systems, with a strong focus on analogue nuance
- Supporting PCB-level and serial communications work as part of day-to-day engineering
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What We're Looking For
Technical background:
- Solid grounding in digital and analogue electronics, including Ohm's Law and op-amps
- PCB design and layout experience
- Familiarity with serial communications (I2C, SPI, UART)
- Microchip PIC development experience is a bonus, not essential
- Exposure to closed-loop radio communications (e.g. LoRa) is helpful but not essential
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- A degree in Electronic Engineering
- Hands-on electronics experience — from industry, academic projects, or personal/hobbyist work
- Industry experience, including in a small business setting, would strengthen your application
- Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a genuine desire to learn
- Able to work on-site full time (note: no relocation budget provided, though candidates have relocated for this role before)
Interested?
If you're a motivated engineer with a genuine grounding in electronics and an interest in real-world, rugged product design, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today with an up-to-date CV.
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