X4 Technology
Electronics Engineer

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Electronics Engineer – PCB Design & Analogue
PCB Design | Analogue Front End | Product Development | Hybrid Working
We’re looking for an Electronics Engineer with around 2–3 years’ commercial experience to join a team developing high-performance electronic products for demanding, real-world applications.
The key requirements are strong PCB design experience and in-depth analogue front-end knowledge. If you enjoy getting hands-on with hardware, solving complex engineering problems and seeing your designs progress from concept through to production, this could be a great opportunity.
You’ll work as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team, contributing to the development of robust, high-quality products and gaining exposure to the full product lifecycle.
What you’ll be doing
- Designing and developing electronic circuits from concept through to production
- Taking ownership of PCB design and development
- Working extensively on analogue front-end circuitry
- Producing schematics and PCB layouts, with experience using tools such as Altium Designer
- Building and testing prototypes and supporting board bring-up
- Debugging hardware using laboratory equipment and test tools
- Supporting verification, validation and product testing
- Working closely with firmware, mechanical and systems engineers
- Supporting new product introduction and manufacturing
- Helping ensure designs meet requirements for reliability, performance and long-term operation
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What we’re looking for
The most important things are:
- 2–3 years' commercial experience in electronics engineering
- Strong practical PCB design experience
- In-depth experience with analogue front-end design
- Good understanding of electronic circuit design and development
- Comfortable working hands-on with hardware, prototypes and laboratory equipment
- Experience with PCB design software such as Altium Designer
- A practical approach to troubleshooting and problem solving
- Good communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
Other experience across embedded electronics, NPI, manufacturing or product development would be beneficial, but the core focus is PCB design and analogue front-end expertise.
What’s on offer?
This company puts a strong emphasis on its people, offering a comprehensive benefits package including:
- 💰 Annual bonus worth more than one month's additional salary
- 💰 Employer pension contribution of up to 10.5%
- 🏡 Hybrid working – one day per week from home, with potential for additional flexibility depending on the work being undertaken
- 🌴 25 days' annual holiday
- 👨 👩 👧 14 weeks' full company maternity or paternity pay
- 👨 👩 👧 14 weeks' full paid paternity leave for births, surrogacy and adoption
- ❤️ BUPA health insurance, with the option to extend cover to spouse and/or children
- 🩺 24/7 GP access and additional healthcare benefits
- 🧠 Employee assistance and mental wellbeing support
- 🚗 Electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme
- 🚲 Cycle to Work scheme
- 📈 Annual company share allocation, subject to eligibility
- 🎉 Regular team events and employee recognition rewards
- 🛍️ Access to a range of employee discounts and lifestyle benefits


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If you're an Electronics Engineer with strong PCB design skills and genuine depth in analogue front-end design, I'd be keen to speak with you.
The role offers the opportunity to work on interesting, technically challenging hardware while developing your skills across the wider product development lifecycle.
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