Electronics Engineer

Wembley
10 months ago
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My client in West London is seeking an Electronics Engineer to join an innovative product development team. You'll be involved in the complete product lifecycle from concept to manufacture, working on exciting new projects that include sophisticated measurement and control systems.

Requirements

  • 3-5 years' experience in electronics engineering

  • Strong understanding of analog and digital design

  • Experience working with microcontrollers (STM32)

  • Knowledge of different types of sensors and their implementation

  • Familiarity with communication protocols (SPI, I2C, RS485)

  • Proven debugging and testing skills

  • Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering or related field

  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with a multidisciplinary team

    Desirable Skills

  • Experience with firmware development

  • Experience in the pharmaceutical or medical device industries

  • Familiarity with Proteus CAD software (though experience with other CAD packages is acceptable)

    On offer is a salary up to £45k + discretionary bonus, private health coverage, flexible working hours, and further training/development opportunities.

    For more information & immediate consideration, please apply ASAP

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