Redline UK
Electronics Design Engineer

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Are you an experienced Electronics Design Engineer seeking a new opportunity to join a well established company based in Chelmsford Essex?
My Chelmsford based client are a global leader in specialised components and subsystems for innovative solutions in medical, science, aerospace and industrial applications. The products they produce are everywhere, hospitals, planes, ships and even outer space.
This role will enable you to develop and gain experience in the ideas that are behind some of the most advanced technologies in the world. You will also get a chance to work alongside highly experienced engineers, technicians and scientists.
This is a crucial role within my Chelmsford based company; the role is to be part of a High voltage electronics team to support product development, from design, realisation, design proving and implementation.
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Responsibilities for the Electronics Design Engineer:
- Development and design specifications for product/systems
- Follow design processes from concept through to production.
- Work under a Technical Authority and Product Authority who will guide the development
Experience & Skills for the Electronics Design Engineer:
- Industry experience with design of HV power electronics for volume products, from top level design through to detailed design and verification.
- Experience of test and commissioning high voltage systems and use of electrical, electronic and microwave test and measurement equipment.
- Knowledge of PCB design techniques.
- Knowledge of industrial compliance requirements including legislative, EMC/EMI & environmental testing.
- Experience of complete product life cycle design.


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This is a great chance for an experienced Electronics Design Engineer to join a growing company who can offer the opportunity for career progression and personal development.
To apply for the Electronics Design Engineer role, please send your CV, or for more information contact Ricky on 01582 878810.
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