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Owen Daniels

Electronics Engineer

Rugby
£45k – £60k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Electronics Engineer

An established and highly respected engineering business is seeking an experienced Electronics Engineer to join its innovative Research & Development team, supporting the design and development of cutting-edge laser technology used across scientific, industrial and research applications.

Working within the Research & Development team

  • You will design, develop and validate electronic systems with a particular focus on power electronics.
  • You will support products throughout their full lifecycle, collaborating closely with Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain and customers to deliver robust, high-quality engineering solutions.

This role offers the opportunity to work across the complete development process, from requirements capture and schematic design through to testing, validation and production support.

Electronics Engineer

  • Permanent
  • Monday to Thursday: 8:30am – 5:30pm, Friday: 8:30am – 1:00pm
  • £45,000 - £60,000 + Bonus + Excellent Benefits
  • Rugby

Key Responsibilities

  • Designing and developing analogue and digital electronic systems with a focus on power electronics
  • Producing schematics, PCB layouts and wiring diagrams using ECAD software
  • Developing production test equipment and test rigs for manufactured products
  • Supporting product testing, validation and lifecycle improvements
  • Working closely with Manufacturing, Quality and Supply Chain teams to resolve technical issues
  • Supporting compliance with EMC regulations and relevant electrical safety standards
  • Producing technical documentation to support design, manufacture and validation
  • Supporting continuous improvement of existing products and future product developments

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Essential Experience / Skills / Qualifications

  • Degree or equivalent qualification in Electronics Engineering or a related discipline
  • Minimum three years' experience in electronic hardware design
  • Strong experience using ECAD software for schematic capture and PCB layout
  • Broad knowledge of analogue and digital electronics
  • Experience with power electronics, power supplies, DC-DC converters or similar systems
  • Experience using oscilloscopes, spectrum analyseers and signal generators for circuit analysis
  • Knowledge of communication protocols including CANbus, I²C, SPI and UART
  • Experience using SPICE or similar circuit simulation software
  • Basic soldering and electronic rework experience
  • Experience designing products to relevant international standards
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with excellent project management and organisational abilities
  • Python or low-level C programming experience would be advantageous

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Company Benefits

  • Annual discretionary bonus
  • Annual salary review
  • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with length of service
  • Holiday purchase scheme
  • Royal London pension scheme
  • Private medical cover
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Online employee discount platform
  • Health and wellbeing portal
  • Early finish every Friday
  • Opportunity to work on innovative products with full product lifecycle involvement
  • Stable business with long-term investment in research and development
  • This is a fully site-based role.

If you feel this is an opportunity you would like to discuss, please contact me on Rachel.l@owendaniels.co.uk

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Skills

Analogue Electronics
Digital Electronics
Power Electronics
ECAD Software
PCB Layout
Schematic Capture
Circuit Analysis
EMC Regulations
Electrical Safety Standards
SPICE
Soldering
Python
C Programming
CANbus
I2C
SPI

Location

Rugby, England, United Kingdom

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