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Transducer Engineer

Meritus Talent
Yateley, GU46 7LS, United Kingdom
Last week
£55,000 – £60,000 pa

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£55,000 – £60,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
28 May 2026 (Last week)
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MERITUS are recruiting for a Transducer Engineer to join our client in a permanent position from their site in Yateley.

TRANSDUCER ENGINEER - UP TO £60,000 PER ANNUM - YATELEY, HAMPSHIRE - HYBRID REQUIREMENT

You will take ownership ofacoustic performance and quality standards across both new and existing products, ensuring consistency, reliability, and continuous improvement throughout the product lifecycle.

Working closely with design, production, and systems teams, you will act as a technical authority on acoustic behaviour, supporting both development activities and in-service performance optimisation.

Key Responsibilities
  • Define and maintainacoustic performance standards and acceptance criteria across product lines
  • Support manufacturing teams to ensureconsistent, high-quality transducer production
  • Contribute to thedevelopment and transition of new acoustic designs into production
  • Leadvalidation and verification of acoustic performance across the full product lifecycle
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to embedacoustic requirements at early design stages
  • Investigate and resolveacoustic performance issues, driving root cause analysis and corrective actions
  • Implementcontinuous improvement strategies to enhance acoustic consistency and reliability
  • Engage with internal stakeholders and international teams to alignquality and engineering practices
  • Represent acoustic considerations indesign reviews, product release activities, and supplier discussions
Essential Experience
  • Experience working withunderwater acoustics, transducers, or acoustic systems performance
  • Strong understanding ofacoustic theory, signal behaviour, and transducer technologies
  • Ability to analyse and interpretacoustic test data and performance metrics
  • Experience supportingproduct development and/or production environments
Desirable Experience
  • Exposure toquality management systems and continuous improvement methodologies
  • Experience developingtest tools, lab software, or acoustic analysis solutions
  • Practical experience withprototype build, testing, or electromechanical systems
  • Experience withinmarine, subsea, defence, or offshore environments
Qualifications
  • Degree inPhysics, Engineering, Mathematics, or a related discipline
  • Typically5+ years' experience in a relevant technical environment

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