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Senior Electronics Engineer - Nottingham

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Senior Electronics Engineer
Nottingham, UK
This Senior Electronics Engineer role focuses on the development and testing of advanced power electronic systems. The Senior Electronics Engineer will take technical ownership of hardware development projects, from concept through validation. The Senior Electronics Engineer will work closely with customers and multidisciplinary engineering teams to deliver innovative solutions.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop analogue and power electronic circuits
- Lead hardware development projects from concept through delivery
- Perform simulation, testing and validation of electronic systems
- Support PCB design, bring-up and debugging activities
- Analyse measurement data and investigate technical issues
- Work closely with customers to understand requirements and provide technical solutions
- Support prototype development and product verification
- Contribute to continuous improvement and engineering best practices
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Requirements
- Degree in Electronic Engineering or a related discipline
- Experience designing and developing electronic hardware
- Strong understanding of analogue electronics and power electronics
- Hands-on experience with laboratory testing and measurement equipment
- Experience taking products through the full development lifecycle
- Strong problem-solving and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and lead technical activities


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Desirable
- Experience with power conversion technologies
- Knowledge of PCB design and layout
- Experience with MATLAB, Simulink, LTspice or similar tools
- Exposure to embedded systems or control electronics
- Experience working directly with customers or external stakeholders
If you’re interested in the position of Senior Electronics Engineer, please apply or contact Chris Moffatt for more details.
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