Engineering Technician

Swindon
3 weeks ago
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Would you be interested in joining a leading business in consumer electronics who are cash rich, offering long-term stable job security?

Do you want to join and contribute to a start-up company set to be a driving force in a whole new area of consumer electronics? You’ll have the opportunity to work on products for the Automotive, White Goods and IOT Smart Home industries.

If so, this may be the opportunity for you…

Working as part of a close-knit team you will be working on electronic and mechanical assemblies to support demonstrators of our client’s cutting-edge technology. This will involve aspects of:

  • Electronics testing

  • Mechanical layout and assembly

  • PCB layout

  • 3D design and printing

    Key responsibilities:

  • Produce and test electronic assemblies needed for internal development and for customer technology demonstrations

  • Liaise with Hardware to produce 3D parts

  • Work alongside Electronics Engineers to initially help with PCB layout design whilst simultaneously observing the Electronics Engineers with a view for self-improvement and upskilling.

    Requirements:

  • Qualification in Electronic Engineering or similar

  • Experience of using mechanical tools (workshop-based equipment such as drills, lathes etc.) and assembly techniques

    If you enjoy varied work and being hands on with electro-mechanical equipment, working within a small team against deadlines and are keen to develop your skills within a cutting-edge start up that provides a generous pension contribution, please apply with a copy of your CV

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