Envisage Group Limited
Technical Manager – Embedded & Power

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Technical Manager – Embedded & Power
Location: Wokingham
Salary: c.£70,000 DOE
Type: Permanent
Benefits: Company Car, Pension, Life Insurance, Bonus
Hours: 37.5 hrs/week
Our client is a well-established electronics business supplying franchised and third-party embedded and power products into a range of industrial and commercial markets. They're looking for a Technical Manager to take ownership of their Embedded and Power division, covering everything from pre and post-sales technical support through to in-house test, EMC and production oversight.
This is a hands-on technical leadership role. You'll be the go-to for design-in support, third-party product qualification, and resolving technical queries at every level, working closely with the sales team and directly with customers where needed. You'll also manage a small team spanning field applications, test and production.
Key Responsibilities
- Design in franchised and third-party products to meet customer and company requirements
- Resolve pre and post-sales technical enquiries, supporting the sales team on-site and remotely
- Source and qualify third-party products against company and customer needs
- Create and maintain build/test documentation, technical specifications and customer documentation (user manuals, FAT, FAI)
- Oversee prototype manufacturing and integration of franchised, third-party and custom products
- Supervise EMC testing and manage the in-house test facility
- Generate wiring schedules, test specifications and reports
- Manage production workflow and ensure quality standards are maintained throughout
- Lead a small team covering field applications, test and production
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- Degree in Science, Engineering or Electronics, or equivalent industry experience
- Broad background in electronics design, manufacture and test, including high-level system design
- Working knowledge of CAD schematic capture, EMC/environmental testing and design for EMC
- Familiarity with civilian and military standards for safety, EMC and environmental compliance
- Comfortable with embedded boards, power supplies, fault-finding and repair
- Experience managing people, projects and workload under pressure
- Strong communicator, confident liaising with customers, suppliers and internal teams


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This is a genuine opportunity to take technical ownership of a division, with real scope to shape process, supplier relationships and team direction. If you're an experienced electronics engineer ready to step into a leadership role with autonomy, we'd like to hear from you.
To Apply:
If this role sounds like the right fit for your skills and experience, please get in touch with Envisage Recruitment today. Submit your CV to nmellor@envisage-recruit.com or call us on 07912043014 for more information.
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