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Electronics Engineer – Bristol Area – £50,000
Location: Bristol Area
Salary: Up to £50,000
Job Type: Permanent
I’m currently recruiting for an Electronics Engineer to join a rapidly growing technology and R&D organisation in the Bristol area. This is an excellent opportunity to work on cutting-edge electronics, RF, FPGA and embedded systems, developing innovative solutions for complex technical challenges.
You’ll join a highly technical engineering team working across the full development lifecycle, from early-stage research and concept development through to hardware design, prototyping, testing and trials.
The Role
As an Electronics Engineer, you’ll work on a variety of fast-paced R&D programmes, with a particular focus on radio frequency and communications technologies. Responsibilities will include:
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- Analogue and digital hardware design
- RF and software-defined radio development
- FPGA and System-on-Chip (SoC) technologies
- Embedded systems and microcontrollers
- Sensors and signal processing technologies
- Hardware prototyping, integration and testing
- Producing technical requirements and design documentation
The Ideal Electronics Engineer
You’ll ideally have 3+ years’ commercial electronics or hardware engineering experience and a strong background in some of the following:


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- RF / Radio Frequency electronics
- Analogue and digital electronics
- Communications systems
- Sensors and signal processing
- Hardware design, build, test and debugging
- Prototype or pre-production development
This position would suit an engineer who enjoys technically challenging R&D work and wants exposure to innovative technologies across RF, electronics, FPGA and embedded systems.
If you’re a Hardware Engineer, Electronics Engineer, RF Engineer or FPGA Engineer looking for a new opportunity in the Bristol area, please apply to discuss the role in more detail.
Due to SC you must have the full right to work in the UK for this role.
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