Oakmont Consulting
Senior Electronic Design Engineer

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Senior Electronics Engineer | Cheltenham | £55,000-£70,000 DOE
I'm working with a specialist engineering company based in Cheltenham that designs and manufactures electronic systems for demanding customers, including government and defence. They're looking for a Senior Project Engineer to sit alongside the Engineering Director and help run the technical side of the business day to day.
This isn't a pure design role. You'll do plenty of hands-on electronic design work, but you'll also be trusted to lead project reviews, mentor a small engineering team, and take the pressure off the Engineering Director by fielding technical questions and decisions yourself. When the Director isn't around, you're the one steering the ship.
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What you'll be doing:
- Electronic design work across current projects, using the tools and methods that fit each job
- Running project reviews with the team, catching issues early and keeping projects on track
- Mentoring engineers and answering their day-to-day questions
- Making sure the team follows the QMS properly, and improving it where it needs improving
- Helping shape responses to RFQs and ITTs alongside the Director
- Keeping on top of project spend and tracking it properly
- Stepping in to manage engineering activity when the Director is out
What they're looking for:
- Solid experience in electronic design and the tools that go with it
- Someone quick on their feet who can adapt when priorities shift
- A strong communicator, comfortable presenting design work to management and occasionally customers
- Natural leadership ability, someone the team will go to for guidance
- A degree or HND (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline is a big plus, especially with exposure to communications and mechanical design
- Experience in military or government-related programmes is desirable but not a dealbreaker
- Full UK driving licence preferred, as there's occasional UK and international travel


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