Electronics Engineer

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3 months ago
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Role: Electronics & Embedded Software Engineer

Location: Oldham

Salary: Up to £50,000 + Benefits

KO2's client - an innovator in IoT-connected devices and smart systems - is expanding their engineering team and is seeking a skilled engineer to help design and deliver next-generation connected products deployed across commercial and industrial environments worldwide.

This is an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge IoT solutions that combine electronics, embedded software, connectivity, and mechanical design to enable intelligent, data-driven products used in real-world applications.

About the Company

Our client is a well-established name in the IoT and connected technology sector, with a strong reputation for delivering reliable, scalable smart devices. Their product portfolio spans sensor-driven systems, connected hardware platforms, and intelligent edge devices.

Despite their global footprint, they maintain a family-oriented, collaborative culture, where engineers are genuinely valued and supported. You'll be part of a close-knit, highly capable engineering team where innovation, ownership, and continuous improvement are encouraged.

The Role

As an Electronics & Embedded Software Engineer, you'll work across both hardware and firmware, contributing to the design, development, testing, and integration of IoT-enabled products.

You'll collaborate closely with mechanical, systems, and software teams to deliver robust, connected devices designed for reliability, scalability, and real-world deployment.

Key Responsibilities

Design and develop analogue and digital electronic circuits for connected devices

Develop embedded software and firmware (splitting time between hardware and code)

Program and manage microcontrollers for I/O, sensing, and connectivity

Support system integration, testing, and validation of IoT devices

Work with cross-functional teams to deliver complete, end-to-end connected solutions

Contribute to team growth through collaboration and mentoringWhat You'll Bring

Strong experience in analogue and digital circuit design

Proven embedded software development skills (C programming)

Hands-on experience with microcontrollers and hardware integration

Experience or interest in IoT, connected products, or smart devices

Passion for working on low-volume, high-quality products where reliability and innovation matterWhat the Company Offers

Competitive Salary: Up to £50,000 per annum

Training & Development: Access to specialist training in embedded systems and IoT technologies

Career Progression: Join a growing electronics team with clear pathways into senior or leadership roles

Supportive Culture: A family-oriented environment where engineers are trusted and valued

High-Impact Products: Work on innovative IoT-connected devices used in real-world applicationsIf you're an experienced Electronics Engineer with embedded software expertise and a passion for building connected, intelligent devices, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking IoT business working on genuinely impactful technology

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