In brief
This electronics engineer role focuses on research, development, and product manufacturing within a specialist equipment facility. The work involves designing new electronic products, upgrading existing systems, and developing automated test processes to ensure high quality and performance standards.
Non-negotiable
PhD in Electronic or Electrical Engineering or related subject required.
What you need
Required
PhD in Electronics
Clearly required in the listing
PCB design
Clearly required in the listing
Schematic capture
Clearly required in the listing
Electronic design
Strongly implied by the listing
Type testing
Strongly implied by the listing
NPI activities
Strongly implied by the listing
SPICE
Clearly stated in the job description.
MATLAB
Clearly stated in the job description.
Preferred
No preferred skills or technologies were clearly stated.
Your day-to-day
Design electronic products
Clearly stated in the job description.
Conduct performance testing
Clearly stated in the job description.
Develop automated test processes
Clearly stated in the job description.
Support manufacturing operations
Clearly stated in the job description.
Generate technical documentation
Clearly stated in the job description.
Experience expected
Level
Entry level
Based on what the listing states
Years of experience
Not stated
No clear years requirement found
Evidence from the listing
Experience level
“…e Electronics Engineer (PhD) – Nottingham– LM1257d Salary: Competitive Job Term: Full Time/Permanent Job Outline: Do you have a PhD in Electronics, and are you looking for your first role in industry?”
Full job description (from employer)⌄
Graduate Electronics Engineer (PhD) – Nottingham– LM1257d Salary: Competitive Job Term: Full Time/Permanent Job Outline: Do you have a PhD in Electronics, and are you looking for your first role in industry? My client, who is a leading manufacturer of specialist electronic equipment, now seeks a PhD Qualified Graduate Electronics Engineer to join their growing team based close to Nottingham. The successful candidate will be a recent PhD Graduate who is keen to get involved with all aspects of R&D, Manufacturing and Product development work. Working within my clients R&D and Manufacturing facility, you will be involved with electronic design for both new products and improvements/upgrades to existing products as well generating associated documentation. You will provide engineering input on new product design on a variety of aspects such as CE compliance, power supply design, analogue design and even mechanical aspects of product housing. You will also identify and undertake a wide variety of type testing to validate performance and inform the design process. In addition to this, you will help develop automated test processes for larger volume and new products, working with staff in-house, or sub-contractors, to embed new test procedures to improve product quality and reduce in process or goods-inward non-conformities This role will cover NPI activities, supporting test & calibration when required, as well as supporting manufacturing with any technical issues etc. This is a varied and interesting role that will allow the successful candidate to experience and develop within a dynamic and positive working environment. The successful candidates should have the ability to design PCB from schematic capture, along with a good working knowledge of SPICE or other circuit simulation packages and a good working knowledge of MATLAB For the successful candidate there are strong career progression possibilities. Qualifications: It is expected that you will have a PhD in Electronic / Electrical Engineering (hons) or related subject. Additional information: Candidates MUST be eligible to live and work in the UK. Copies of Passports and / or Visas will be requested for verification. Skills: Electronics, Electronic Design, Fault Finding, NPI, Test, Calibration
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