1 to 2 of 2 Analogue Electronics Jobs in East Sussex

Job Title: Lead Electronics Engineer Location: Eastbourne UK Salary: £39 k -£57 k pa iO is looking for a Lead Electronics Engineer To lead and provide direction to a small team to deliver electronics platforms for new products within the Vacuum Technique business area, as well as … maintaining existing designs based in Eastbourne area. This position likely requires strong leadership abilities, technical expertise in electronics engineering, and the ability to drive innovation and problem-solving within the team. Candidates with experience in product development and a background in electronics engineering would likely be well-suited … for this role. Skills Frequired: Bachelors or masters degree (or equivalent) in Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering or a related engineering discipline. Responsibilities: Provide recommendations for new areas of relevant research that can be undertaken within the team or at alternative locations within the Vacuum Technique. Best practice more »

iO Associates are partnered with a market leading special purpose machinery company based in East Sussex who offer key solutions for electronics, medical research, renewable energy, food production, infrastructure and many more . They are looking for a new NPI Manager to lead and galvanise the team , develop best … Ensure that the team has a clear production testing strategy Requirements Bachelor or Masters degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry ,Physics , Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering or a related engineering discipline. Knowledge of the fundamentals of electronics design both analogue and high-speed digital as well as … direct experience in applying the principles to one or more electronics products. Experience developing product development processes Must be a good communicator Ability to motivate the team and demonstrate strong influencing skills. Experience working in a global engineering environment and working with international teams to deliver solutions. Experience working more »