Electronics Engineer

Cambridge
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A fantastic opportunity for an Electronics Engineer has arisen at an exciting Cambridge based technology development company who are developing next generation IoT wearable devices. With a strong brand (considered one of the best in its field) and strong growth forecasts for the UK and international markets, this makes it a fantastic time to join a company on the up and up!
  
You will join a supportive and dynamic R&D team as an Electronics Engineer, working alongside experienced engineers developing electronics designs from the ground up, developing next generation IoT wearable products, production line test kit, and more!
  
With a policy and passion for fostering employee development, this is a superb environment to not only work on exciting new technology, but also to know you will have the support, training and development opportunities to grow your career as the company does!
  
Requirements of Electronics Design Engineer:

Degree educated in Electronics, or equivalent
Eligibility to work in the UK. We are unable to sponsor work permits
Good knowledge of Microcontrollers (ARM ideally), system-on-chips and peripheral communication protocols like SPI, I2C.
Proven experience working on low power consumption and low-cost devices or a strong attitude towards designing them
Understanding of Power circuitry including battery management, switch-mode regulators etc.
Skilled in debugging and problem solving.
Knowledge of C.
Experience in RF and antenna design would be a great bonus. If you are interested please get in contact with Adam Mayne at Vector Recruitment Ltd on (phone number removed) or (url removed)
Job/vacancy location:  Cambridge (some hybrid working)

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