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Senior Electronics Engineer // Satellite Optical Systems

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Paisley
4 days ago
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About the Role:

A key opportunity to lead the setup of a brand-new electronics production facility in Glasgow for a leading product line of optical satellite cameras. Working directly with senior leadership, this role involves developing the infrastructure and ensuring the practical execution of electronics design and manufacturing processes for my client's innovative electrical products. With hands-on responsibilities and strategic oversight, this is a vital role in the global expansion of their established production model.


The Company

My client is the leading provider of earth observation solutions, offering innovative optical camera products to the smallsat industry. After a fantastic year of growth, they are embarking on their latest phase of transformation, with Europe positioned at the centre of this initiative. This is a unique opportunity to join them at a pivotal phase of their growth and play a leading part in shaping the success of their operations in Glasgow.


Benefits & Opportunities

  • Lead the full setup of a new electronics production facility from the ground up.
  • Play a pivotal role in scaling a proven international production model for a well-established optical system product line.
  • Blend strategic direction with hands-on engineering in a high-ownership role.

To be successful you’ll need to have…

  • Strong experience with electronics engineering and PCB design.
  • Team leadership experience, ideally having supported in the set-up or expansion of a new production function.
  • Strong working knowledge of electronics manufacturing processes and standards.
  • Be based fully onsite in Glasgow, or be able to relocate.


Interested to know more?

Interested? Contact me for an initial discussion.


Key words…if all these are resonating, this could be the job for you!!

electronics engineering – PCB design – electronics manufacturing – optical cameras – facility setup – team leadership – satellite imaging – optical systems

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