Technical Futures Ltd
Electronics Engineer (RF/Analogue)

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Role Overview
An accomplished Electronics Engineer with solid RF and Analogue circuit design skills will join a thriving Technical Consultancy to work on a complex range of projects from the latest radar systems to sensors and radio communications. Great opportunity to bring your own ideas to solve challenging real-world problems whilst interacting closely with Clients. Generous salary with Hybrid working and benefits to include Company Bonus Scheme and 10% Company Pension contribution.
Key Responsibilities
- Work on a variety of projects including radar systems, sensors, and radio communications.
- Collaborate closely with clients to provide innovative solutions to complex requirements.
- Develop products from conception through to successful design verification.
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Required Qualifications
- A minimum of a 2.1 BEng/MEng in Electronic Engineering or relevant subject.
- Post-graduate RF based circuit design experience, ideally some within a defence related environment.
- Good Analogue, Microwave and RF design and simulation experience.
- Experience with radar systems, antennas, radio systems (SDR), surveillance and/or sensors highly beneficial.
- Customer facing experience.
- Knowledge of CAD (Ansys HFSS, ADS).
- Exposure to open architecture standards such as OpenCPI, STICS or SOSA highly beneficial but not essential.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary based on experience.
- Hybrid working (normally 3 days office / 2 WFH).
- Company Bonus scheme.
- 25 days holiday (+ option to purchase 5 more).
- Private Healthcare.
- Pension (employee 5% minimum / employer 10%).
- Life Assurance (6x salary).
- Permanent Health Insurance.
- Long Service awards.
- Cycle to work scheme.
- Car Lease scheme.
- Free refreshments and more.
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