Senior Electronics Engineer

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High Wycombe
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Senior Electronics Engineer - £ 40 - 70k DOE– High Wycombe – On-siteMy client is a UK leading company in their niche researching and manufacturing high-spec electronic devices. Due to doubling their revenue this year, they’re expanding and looking for new engineers.Main duties:+ PCB and firmware design for brand new, cutting edge technology+ Seeing projects from start to finish, with limited development for legacy technologies+ Prototype assembly, testing and validation, and product launchSkills and Experience Required:+ PCB design, specification, and layout+ Excellent GCSEs & A-Levels with degree from Russel Group/Red Brick university+ Experience with microcontrollers and serial protocols+ Skilled in embedded C programming for software and firmware design+ 5+ years’ experience in electrical design roleBonus:+ Experience using Altium for PCB layout, design, specification, and schematics+ Experience in high-spec industry (medical device/aerospace/space/defence)What you’ll get:+ £40-70k Dependant On Experience+ Revenue-related bonus paid monthly+ Generous pension contributionIf you feel like you have the right skills and experience for this role, then please apply with a copy of your updated CV

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