3 of 3 Electronics Jobs in Worcestershire

Tech is recruiting for a well known security technology firm in Malvern. We are looking for an Electronics Engineer with 2+years of commercial experience to join a multidisciplinary R&D team building life-saving detection products. This would be a great "second job" for engineers looking to continue their career. … circuit testing. Collaboration: Liaising with in-house manufacturing and senior software/physics teams. Requirements A strong degree (1st/2:1) in Electronics Engineering from a top-tier university. Approx. 2 years of post-grad commercial experience (not looking for fresh grads or PhDs). Proven experience with Altium ...

engaging communication and storytelling.**What we’re looking for**You’re a multidisciplinary engineer who loves making ideas real. You’re equally comfortable wiring electronics, writing code, machining a part, printing a part or integrating sensors into a working prototype. You instinctively look for the fastest way to answer … story telling skills with the ability to clearly communicate technical concepts and recommendations.**What Makes You Successful*** Technology Integration: You seamlessly combine mechanics, electronics and software into compelling concepts for test and demonstration.* Rapid Prototyping: You instinctively build, modify and test intelligent systems to accelerate learning.* Engineering Versatility: You move ...

recruiting for a succesful engineering business in Evesham who are looking to recruit an Electronic Design Engineer. The work involves mixed analogue and digital electronics design, PCB design and some microcontroller firmware (in C). It's a growing multidisciplinary team. The current role is hands-on design/development … Skills required for the Electronic Design Engineer role are: PCB design/schematics (any package considered, they use Altium) Analogue & digital electronics understanding Hands-on testing & debugging experience Comfortable liaising with other team members, suppliers and customers Beneficial skills are: Firmware in C (ideally on STM/PIC microcontrollers) Good ...