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Electronics Design Engineer – Power Electronics & HV

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Electronics Design Engineer – Power Electronics & HV £65,000 + Bonus + Excellent Benefits | South East London
We're looking for an Electronics Design Engineer with solid hands-on experience in hardware design and a track record of taking products from initial concept through to manufacture.
Whether your experience is at 500V or several kilovolts, we're interested in engineers who understand the principles of high-voltage design and enjoy tackling technically challenging problems.
The Role
Working within a multidisciplinary R&D team, you'll be responsible for the design, development and validation of electronic hardware, supporting products throughout the complete engineering lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop analogue and digital electronic hardware.
- Take products through the full design lifecycle, from concept and simulation through to prototyping, testing, qualification and industrialisation.
- Produce schematics, technical documentation and test specifications.
- Support EMC, environmental and product validation testing.
- Work closely with Manufacturing, Quality and Production teams to support successful NPI and product introduction.
- Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and contribute to ongoing product development.
- Troubleshoot technical issues and support the resolution of design and production challenges.
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About You
You'll ideally have:
- A degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering or equivalent technical qualification.
- Mid-level experience in electronics hardware design and development.
- Experience taking electronic products through the complete design lifecycle.
- Practical knowledge of power electronics, power supplies and/or DC-DC converters.
- Experience with PCB design and simulation tools such as Altium, Zuken, PSpice or LTspice.
- Experience supporting EMC testing and product qualification.


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Desirable Experience
- High-voltage electronics, ideally around 500V+.
- Closed-loop control systems.
- Knowledge of IEC 62368-1 or similar electrical/electronic safety standards.
What's on Offer?
- £65,000 salary + annual bonus
- Excellent pension
- Private healthcare
- Permanent Health Insurance
- Life assurance
- Generous holiday allowance
- Ongoing training and career development
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