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Senior Electronics Engineer

Cambridge
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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Electronics Engineer to join a growing technology company in Cambridge. As a Senior Electronics Engineer, you will be responsible for the design, development, and validation of advanced electronic systems used in high-performance and mission-critical applications. The role of Senior Electronics Engineer will involve leading hardware design activities from concept through to production, working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams to deliver robust, high-quality solutions.

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Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and development of analogue, digital, and mixed-signal electronic hardware
  • Undertake schematic capture, PCB design, and component selection
  • Support prototyping, bring-up, debugging, and validation in the lab
  • Collaborate with systems, software, RF, and mechanical engineers to ensure successful integration
  • Contribute to design reviews, documentation, and compliance activities

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Requirements

  • Degree in Electronic or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience)
  • Strong experience in electronic circuit design, PCB development, and lab validation
  • Exposure to high-speed digital, RF, or defence-related systems desirable
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to take technical ownership

If you’re interested in the position of Senior Electronics Engineer, please apply or contact Chris Moffatt for more details.

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Skills

Analogue Design
Digital Design
Mixed-signal Hardware
Schematic Capture
PCB Design
Component Selection
Prototyping
Debugging
Lab Validation
High-speed Digital
RF Systems
Problem Solving

Location

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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