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Are you a motivated and bright minded Embedded Systems Engineer looking for an exciting role that involves working with cutting edge technology?
Do you want to work on products that are supplied into leading motorsports, aerospace and defence companies?
My client is a small but successful business who supplies into the most prestigious Defence, Automotive, Rail and Motorsport companies. The company has experienced sustained growth over the past few years and thus are looking to grow their Electronics/Software team. The company is a big believer in training and development, so the successful candidate will work quite closely with the Engineering Manager who will act as a mentor.
The role of Embedded Systems Engineer:-

  • PCB design software – Industry standard PCB design software. EasyPC experience preferable.
  • Good knowledge of C is essential, knowledge and/or experience of other common languages, common systems, protocols, and frameworks would desirable (Python, Linux, I2C, SPI, SIP, HTTP, FTP, L2M2M, SNMP, Server-Client applications).
  • Experience with GSM and VoIP telecommunications is desirable. Additionally low noise audio amplifiers and active noise reduction. Microprocessor-based product designs and peripheral integration.
  • Knowledge of Li-ION/Li-Polymer battery packs – all of which are used in arduous environments – “ruggedised design”
    Some General Responsibilities:
  • Design for usability and reliability
  • Designing, assembling prototypes, inspecting, testing, and updating electronic systems, components, equipment, and software.
  • Liaising with engineers, other professionals, as well as clients to ensure projects are completed to specifications.
  • Ensuring all equipment and products meet health and safety regulations following industry standards.
  • Observing existing processes and making recommendations for improvement.
  • Developing effective maintenance, testing, and quality control procedures.
  • Showing initiative and keeping up with advancements in electronics.
    The successful Embedded Systems Engineer will:-
  • Be Degree HNC/HND qualified
  • Have experience of atleast 2 years in a similar role
    If you are interested in the position of Electronics Engineer or would like to hear mroe, please apply with a copy of your CV and a member fo the LG Engineering Solutions team will be in touch shortly

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