Technical Manager

CV-Library
Fordingbridge, Hampshire
13 months ago
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Technical Manager
Fordingbridge - 5 Days on-site
Commutable from Bournemouth, Ringwood, Salisbury, Southampton.
£50,000 - £56,000 + Holiday + Pension

This is an excellent opportunity for a Technical Manager to join an industry leading manufacturer within a new position, where you will be responsible for leading and growing a multidisciplinary team beneath you.

This company designs and manufactures advanced data logging and monitoring solutions. Specialising in wireless and cloud-based technologies, they provide tools for a wide range of applications, from environmental monitoring and industrial automation to healthcare and logistics.

In this varied role you will lead and grow a new team within the business, overseeing work across embedded software, electronics, PCB layout, and test systems while defining product requirements with customers and supporting sales proposals. This role also involves mentoring junior engineers, managing team performance, and remaining hands-on with electronic/software design when needed.

The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in team leadership and strong proficiency in Embedded Software development using C, coupled with experience of both analogue and digital electronic design. It would be advantageous to have experience or knowledge in ultra-low power design, sensor interfacing and wireless communication protocols such as USB and I2C interfaces.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Technical Manager who is looking to play a key part in growing a new division and has a proven track record in leadership.

The Role:

Lead and grow a new multidisciplinary team (embedded software, electronics, PCB, test).
Define product requirements with customers and support sales.
Mentor junior engineers and manage team performance.
Hands-on electronic/software design as needed.
5 Days onsiteThe Person:

Proven track record in a Leadership or Technical Manager position
Strong Embedded C proficiency and electronic design (analogue/digital).
Desirable to have experience with ultralow power, sensor interfacing & wireless communication protocols
No Smoking or Vaping
Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed)

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