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Senior Electronic Design Engineer

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Senior Electronics Design Engineer | £55-75k DOE | Remote with occasional office visits
An opportunity has arisen at a company designing advanced sensing technology.
They are offering the chance to solve complex challenges with a small, expert team and a rapidly growing product line. You will see the direct impact of your designs as they are deployed in challenging environments.
Responsibilities
- Develop and enhance electronic products from initial concept through to multi-layer PCB design and manufacture.
- Lead the testing, defect failure analysis, and root cause repair of high-precision systems.
- Work closely with technical directors to understand the frequencies and analogue complexities behind advanced data acquisition.
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Technical Requirements
- Proven experience in the design and testing of sensor systems
- Strong background in DSP, or familiar with DSP techniques
- Expertise in schematic capture and multi-layer PCB design (ideally using Altium Designer).
- Experience developing Xilinx FPGAs in VHDL/Verilog, ideally using Vivado
Bonus Skills
- Proficiency in C/C++ or VHDL for embedded control
- Experience with power electronics
- Knowledge of signal processing using MATLAB or DSP techniques


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What’s in it for you?
- Exceptional Remuneration DOE: Competitive salary plus a 10% profit-share bonus.
- True Flexibility: Flexi-time (7am–7pm window) with the ability to accrue up to 12 days of additional leave per year, plus remote working options.
- Comprehensive Benefits: Private medical for the whole family, 8% matched pension, and free onsite EV charging.
- Impact: A visible role in a growing team where you are the technical authority on electronic design.
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