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Embedded Electronics Design Engineer: Hardware and Firmware
Location: Banbury
Working pattern: Hybrid: up to 2 days working from home
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
Job type: Permanent
Overview
We are currently working with a global technology business to recruit an Embedded Electronics Design Engineer for its R and D team in Banbury, Oxfordshire.
This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer with experience in embedded systems, electronics design and firmware development to work on innovative technology used in advanced industrial applications worldwide.
The role combines embedded C, microcontroller development, electronic hardware design, PCB design, analogue and digital electronics, power electronics and product development.
You will work across the full product lifecycle, from initial specification and design through to prototyping, testing, production support and continuous product improvement.
This role would suit an engineer who enjoys working across both hardware and firmware and wants to develop their career within a technically diverse, hands-on R and D environment.
You do not need to be an expert in every technology listed below. The key requirement is a strong foundation in embedded systems, Embedded C and electronics design, together with the enthusiasm to develop across the wider product development lifecycle.
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The Role
As an Embedded Electronics Design Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting the design, development, testing and improvement of advanced embedded electronic products.
Embedded Firmware Development
- Develop embedded firmware using C for microcontroller-based systems.
- Work with embedded processors including PIC, Arduino and ARM Cortex-M platforms.
- Develop, test and debug embedded software.
- Diagnose and resolve hardware and firmware faults.
- Develop and maintain communications interfaces including RS232, RS485, SPI, IAC and Ethernet.
Electronics and Hardware Design
- Design and develop electronic hardware for new and existing products.
- Produce schematics and PCB layouts using Altium Designer, Proteus or similar tools.
- Design and develop analogue and digital electronic circuits.
- Work with ADC and DAC interfaces.
- Support power electronics design, including DC-DC converters and constant-current circuits up to 60V.
- Consider EMC, reliability, manufacturability and production requirements throughout the design process.
- Maintain PCB BOMs, design revisions and technical documentation.
Product Development, Prototyping and Testing
- Support the full product lifecycle from initial specification through to production and ongoing product support.
- Build, prototype and test new design concepts.
- Support product verification, validation and fault-finding activities.
- Develop and support production and laboratory test equipment and test rigs.
- Contribute to product improvements, technical investigations and continuous improvement projects.
- Support design-for-manufacture and design-for-assembly activities.


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Multidisciplinary Engineering
- Work closely with electronics, firmware, mechanical, production and service engineering teams.
- Support component selection and liaise with suppliers and subcontractors.
- Contribute to technical investigations and product improvement projects.
- Support mechanical integration and rapid prototyping activities, including 3D printing and 3D CAD where appropriate.
- Provide technical support to production and service teams when required.
- Occasional UK and international travel may be required.
Essential Experience
- Degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems or a related discipline, with typically 2+ years relevant industry experience.
- Alternatively, an HNC/HND in Electronics Engineering with relevant commercial experience.
- Experience developing embedded firmware using C.
- Experience working with microcontrollers or embed
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