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Chelmsford
10 months ago
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Product Engineer



  • £35,000 - £42,000 + excellent bens.
  • Chelmsford, Essex



Working with us will enable you to develop and gain experience in the ideas that are behind some of the most advanced technologies in the world. You will also get a chance to work alongside highly experienced engineers, technicians and scientists.


We provide high performance CCD, CMOS and IR sensors for space science, earth observation, astronomy and high energy physics applications. Sensors are designed, fabricated, post-processed, packaged and tested in our facilities in Chelmsford (UK).




Job Description - Product Engineer



We are looking for a Product Engineer to support image sensor manufacturing.


The Product Engineer is responsible for supporting the product lifecycle for standard production, maintaining product quality and providing engineering support for operations.


Key Responsibilities - Product Engineer



  • Support the standard product lifecycle from new product introduction and standardisation through to discontinuation
  • Creation and maintenance of datasheets and test sheets
  • Export classification of products
  • Act as the “Voice of Customer” for product quality
  • Support quality investigations (NRB, RCCA, 8D)
  • Support the customer returns process
  • Investigate yield issues
  • Non-conformance engineering reviews


Qualifications - Product Engineer



  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in an Engineering role
  • Analysis skills
  • Attention to detail and a quality mindset
  • Excellent communication skills, written and verbal
  • Working knowledge of SAP would be beneficial

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