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Electronics Test Engineer

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We’re looking for a skilled Test Engineer to join a team focused on ensuring the quality and functionality of electronic products. This role involves developing and executing test procedures, diagnosing failures, and collaborating with engineering teams to maintain high standards across a range of electronic systems.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform testing on electronic systems and PCB assemblies

Diagnose issues down to component level

Analyse test data and maintain accurate records

Develop and implement manual and automated test procedures

Ensure compliance with quality and regulatory standards

Collaborate with Engineering and NPI teams

Support Avionics and Environmental Test activities

Required Skills and Experience:

Degree or HNC in Electrical or Electronic Engineering

Experience with both manual and automated testing

Strong understanding of electronic components and schematics

Skilled in using test equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.)

Familiarity with testing software or scripting (e.g. LabVIEW, Python)

Excellent problem-solving and communication skills

Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

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