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Rigibore is a global leader in advanced tooling solutions, producing some of the most accurate and innovative boring tools in the industry. With a strong focus on precision and productivity, the company designs tooling that helps manufacturers maximize output. Rigibore’s technology supports customers in achieving consistent, high-quality machining results in demanding production environments. Headquartered in the UK, Rigibore operates internationally with offices in the United States and India, serving a broad range of industrial sectors.
Location: Rigibore Ltd, Hayle, Cornwall
Job Type: Full-time
Are you an engineering graduate with a passion for electronics, embedded systems and precision engineering? Are you eager to develop your skills in a real-world manufacturing environment?
Job Description
Rigibore Ltd is offering an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic Electronics Engineer to join our team. This is a rare chance to receive hands-on mentoring through a structured training programme before taking on a role supporting the manufacture, testing and quality control of Rigibore's flagship product, ActiveEdge. This will include monitoring of electronic components, overseeing the manufacturing and assembly process, ensuring quality control and providing technical support for products in the field.
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We're looking for someone with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. You won't be expected to have extensive industry experience—we're looking for potential. You may be required to travel internationally to customer sites for product installs.
We are looking for someone who has experience in & understanding of the following:
- Electronic Embedded circuit design both digital and analogue and a degree of familiarity with sensor integration using interface structures such as I2C, SPI and UART.
- Electronic Schematics and the ability to read and interpret associated component data sheets.
- C programming language and its application within Microchips MPLAX development environment.
- PCB design from schematic through to production.
- Some hands-on experience in soldering both ‘Through Hole’ and ‘Surface Mount’ technologies.
- Miniature Electro-Mechanical systems.
- An awareness of Radio communications using commercial radio modules such as LoRa.
About You
You'll ideally have:
- A degree in Electronic Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline.
- A critical approach to precision measurement and testing and an understanding of the challenges created by industrial environments.
- A solid understanding of electronics and embedded systems gained through your studies or personal projects.
- Strong problem-solving skills and an eagerness to develop your technical knowledge.
- Maintaining high standards of accuracy, quality and attention to detail throughout all aspects of your work.
- Good communication skills and the confidence to work as part of a collaborative engineering team.
- A positive attitude, enthusiasm and a genuine desire to learn.


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Recruitment Process
Our recruitment process is designed to identify potential rather than extensive experience.
Successful applicants will progress through:
- An initial video interview (via Microsoft Teams or Zoom) to assess communication skills and suitability.
- A practical technical assessment where you'll demonstrate your reasoning, confidence and understanding of the areas outlined above.
Why Join Rigibore?
- A unique opportunity with structured mentoring and real-world engineering experience.
- A comprehensive training programme.
- The opportunity to work on innovative precision engineering products.
- A supportive environment where you'll be encouraged to grow professionally and technically.
- The chance to build a long-term engineering career with a respected British manufacturer.
If you are ready to develop your skills and make a genuine contribution to an innovative engineering business, we'd love to hear from you.
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