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Senior Electronics Engineer

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Senior Electronics Engineer
I'm working with an innovative technology company looking for a Senior Electronics Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team developing pioneering technology solutions.
This is an opportunity for an experienced engineer to take ownership of complex electronics challenges. You'll be involved across the full product lifecycle — from requirements capture and architecture through to design, development, testing, documentation, and delivery, with the opportunity to influence technical direction and solve challenging real-world problems.
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- Leading the design and development of complex electronics hardware solutions
- Taking ownership of electronics architecture, schematic design, and PCB development
- Supporting prototype development, board bring-up, testing, and validation
- Designing and debugging systems using low-level communication protocols including SPI, I2C, Ethernet, and Modbus
- Working across disciplines to integrate electronics with embedded software, mechanical systems, and wider technology platforms
- Producing high-quality technical documentation and supporting transition from concept through to delivery
- Providing technical guidance and mentoring within a collaborative engineering environment


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Ideally you will have:
- Advanced electronics hardware design and schematic capture (Altium experience desirable)
- PCB layout, including signal integrity and stack-up design
- Experience designing and developing complex electronics systems
- Board bring-up, debugging, and system-level testing
- Programming experience in C, C++, C#, Python, MATLAB, or Simulink
- Knowledge of FPGA or embedded firmware would be an advantage
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