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My client is the leading design and manufacturing company specialising in power supplies and associated electronics systems for the Defence and Aerospace industries. They are currently looking for an Electronics Manufacturing Engineer to join their team based in St Neots.

Key responsibilities of the Electronics Manufacturing Engineer job opportunity based in St Neots:

Oversee development and first-build of electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies
Support Engineering with manufacturability of new designs and technology development
Manage product costs from development through to production
Participate in MRB process, including root cause analysis and corrective actions

Experience required for the Electronics Manufacturing Engineer job opportunity based in St Neots:

Surface mount, PTH, PCBA cleaning and conformal coating
Experience with Lean Manufacturing Principals
Aerospace & Defence experience (desirable)

If this Electronics Manufacturing Engineer job opportunity based in St Neots could be of interest, send your CV to (url removed), or call Ben on (phone number removed) / (phone number removed)

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