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Senior Electronics Engineer | Electro-Mechanical Systems | Leicester
Employment Type
Full-time | Permanent
Job Function
Engineering
Industries
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing | Industrial Automation | Instrumentation
We're recruiting a Senior Electronics Engineer for an established Leicester-based manufacturer of specialist, high-precision engineering equipment.
This is a key position within a highly skilled R&D team, working across electronics, firmware and systems engineering on technically complex, high-value electro-mechanical machinery.
It's an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineer who doesn't want to spend their entire week behind a desk. The position combines electronics design and development with hands-on prototyping, testing, troubleshooting and supporting products throughout their complete lifecycle.
The Role
You'll work cross-functionally across R&D, Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering and Software Engineering, with responsibility for:
- Electronic and systems design support across engineering and manufacturing
- Circuit design, PCB design and prototyping
- Hardware and firmware development for microcontroller-based systems
- Applications involving data acquisition, motor control and data communications
- Hands-on implementation, testing, troubleshooting and fault finding
- Supporting electronic designs through manufacture and assembly
- Interpreting wiring diagrams and electronic schematics
- Product lifecycle support from development through to long-term in-service support
- Practical prototyping including cables, soldering and PCB rework
- Technical documentation and ensuring solutions are properly captured
- Occasional travel to customers, suppliers and other business locations
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What You'll Bring
We're looking for someone with:
- 5+ years' industrial electronics experience
- Experience developing electro-mechanical machinery
- Strong knowledge of electronic control systems
- Analogue and digital electronics
- Circuit and PCB design/prototyping
- Hardware and firmware development for microcontrollers
- Data acquisition, motor control and communications experience
- Ability to interpret wiring diagrams and electronic schematics
- Strong practical fault-finding ability
- A proactive, ownership-driven approach
- Willingness to remain genuinely hands-on with electronics


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An HNC/HND/Degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering would be preferred, although equivalent demonstrable industrial experience will also be considered.
Nice to Have
Experience with Altium Designer, SolidWorks, CE/EMC/LVD regulatory compliance, precision instrumentation, product lifecycle engineering or motor control would be advantageous but isn't essential.
What's On Offer
- Competitive salary
- Early finish every Friday
- 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays
- Comprehensive employee benefits
- Continuous technical training and development
- Support towards professional accreditation
- Genuine long-term career progression
- Opportunity to work with technically advanced, high-value equipment
- Free on-site parking
- Leicester location
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