Principle Electronics Design Engineer

Aldermaston
4 days ago
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Principle Electronics Design Engineer - Berkshire - up to £85,000 + Benefits - REF 2003

I am currently recruiting for a Principle Electronics Design Engineer to work for a leading engineering organisaion based in Berkshire. Salary up to £85,000 + Benefits.

The organisation is very well regarded for their engineering excellence and having been established for over 70 years they have a fantastic heritage. They work on cutting edge projects that push the boundaries of technology, being able to deliver innovative solutions to industry problems and challenges many of their competitors are unable to solve. As a result they have some of the most highly capable engineers within their business.

To support the growth of the business and in line with current workload they have the need to appoint a Principle Electronics Design Engineer on a permanent basis.

In this role as a Principe Electronics Design Engineer, you will act as a technical authority on projects, taking them through from specification to delivery. Being a principle, you will be expected to constructively challenging others opinions, as well as reviewing your peers work to ensure that the best solution is always presented. You will be working primarily on digital and analogue electronics for various projects, with the majority being IOT focused.

Essential Requirements:

At least 8 years' experience as an Electronics Design Engineer or similar
Digital
Analogue
EMC/EMI
Experience with some of all of the following USB, Ethernet, HDMI, CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (BLE), 4G, 5G, Zigbee, Z-Wave, LoRaWAN, and NFCDesirable Requirements:

Experience with IOT devices
Security Cleared (SC clearance)
Customer facing experience
CE certification
FCC certification
Experience with RED testing (Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU)This is a fantastic opportunity for a Principle Electronics Design Engineer to work for a very interesting company that have great staff retention. The culture they've created is brilliant and they all work collaboratively towards the end goal for their customers. Working at this company will enable you to work on projects you typically wouldn't get close to elsewhere.

This is an immediate requirement, so if you have the required skills and experience then please get in touch immediately with an up to date copy of your CV

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