Technical Futures Ltd
Production Electronics Engineer

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Role Overview
A self-motivated Production Electronics Engineer with a breadth of technical knowledge will join the Production team of a thriving Technology Company. You'll take responsibility for the production support activities for a range of complex mission critical products. You’ll bring an Electronics related Degree, have solid circuit design experience together with experience of taking products from R&D into production. Hybrid working + highly competitive salary package on offer.
Key Responsibilities
This Production Electronics Engineer role will involve:
- Electronics design of high-speed analogue, RF & digital circuits.
- Design of test equipment, jigs and associated test software.
- Support of product testing.
- Interfacing between Engineering and Production teams.
- Technical production support for new designs.
- Design and implementation of improvements to existing products.
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Required Skills & Experience
You should bring the following skills & experience:
- A Degree in an Electronics related subject.
- Experience in the design of Analogue, RF & Digital circuits.
- Strong communication skills and a team player.
- Exposure to PCB design and Layout using Altium Designer.
- Good knowledge of production test processes.
- Good to see knowledge of Embedded Systems, hardware debugging, Protocols and Interfaces and DFM/DFT.


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Benefits
A generous salary package will be offered to the successful Production Electronics Engineer depending on your level of experience with benefits to include Hybrid working (3 days in office / 2 WFH), Private Medical Insurance, Life Assurance, Income Protection scheme, Generous Employer Pension Contribution, 25 days holiday, Learning opportunities and more.
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