Electronics Hardware Engineer

Aston Clinton
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Electronics Hardware Engineer (Graduate-Mid level)
Salary: £30,000 - £55,000 per annum
Benefits: Monthly paid bonus (circa £3-4k per year), pension, 25 days holiday and more
Location: Aylesbury area
Electronics Hardware Engineer Overview
This is a great opportunity for a graduate, entry-level, junior or mid level electronics hardware engineer with a focus on hardware development, to join a growing medical technology company based in Buckinghamshire. The business have a total of around 300 employees within the group, however this role is working directly with the novel R&D projects side of the business, which is much smaller, with around 25 employees. This will give the safety of a larger group, but with the day to day feel of a smaller, progressive, and technically challenging business.
The electronics hardware engineer will be working on highly complex projects, specifically a novel surgical robotics system. You will need to have a strong educational background, ideally a 1st class degree from a top UK university.
You will collaborate very closely with computer scientists and mechanical engineers and will be responsible for the design and development of hardware, analouge, digital and RF. Also you need develop embedded code to run on the hardware. Full training will be given but you must have a strong foundation of learning within electronics engineering. They are willing to take someone who is looking for their first role out of the university through to someone with a few years experience. If someone has substantially more experience then they would also look at a lead role attracting a much larger salary.
Electronics Hardware Engineer Requirements

  • 1st class degree from a top UK university in electronics
  • Experience in C and python
  • Analouge and digital design and development
  • Knowledge of embedded development
  • Experience working on both prototypes and production
  • A passionate engineer with great communication skills
    If you are interested in discussing this electronics hardware engineer position, please apply now and we’ll be in touch

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