Maxwell Bond
Lead Electronics Engineer

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Lead Electronics Engineer
London - Hybrid
Up to 110K
Are you a Lead Electronics Engineer looking for a role where you can stay hands-on technically, work directly with customers, and ultimately build and lead an electronics team?
We’re working with an innovative technology business that is looking for a Lead Electronics Engineer to become the go-to electronics expert across the business.
This is a genuinely varied role, split roughly 50% technical and 50% customer-facing, giving you the chance to work on interesting engineering problems while having a direct impact on customer projects.
What you'll be doing as the Lead Electronics Engineer:
- Act as the internal electronics expert, supporting software engineers and wider technical teams.
- Help develop new features and contribute to system-level technical decisions.
- Work across a variety of electronics projects depending on customer requirements.
- Troubleshoot and solve complex technical problems.
- Support customer Proof of Value projects and help de-risk technical delivery.
- Spend around 50% of your time working directly with customers.
- Understand customer requirements and translate them into clear internal requirements.
- Work with an international customer base across Europe, the US, Taipei, and the Philippines.
- Team leadership and people management.
- Technical direction and feature planning and prioritisation.
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- Broad electronics design experience - 10+ years' experience
- Experience across different ECAD tools.
- Experience with Altium and/or Cadence.
- The ability to understand complex technical problems and work logically towards solutions.
- Excellent communication skills, particularly when working with customers and software engineers.
- MCAD and SaaS experience is nice to have
Salary up to 110K, Hybrid working (2-3 days a week onsite), international travel to visit customers, opportunities to build a team in the future
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