2 Senior Hardware Engineer Jobs in Hampshire

Senior Hardware Engineer Salary & Benefits: £60k - 70k plus benefits Location & Hybrid: Southampton, 4 days per week onsite (with flexible working on an ad hoc basis). Do you want to be part of a pioneering company at the forefront of cutting-edge laser technology? We’re working … with an SMB dedicated to pushing boundaries, delivering top-tier products, and shaping the future of the industry. As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you’ll play an integral part in electronics hardware design for state-of-the-art laser products. Taking products from concept through to … production as part of a multi-disciplinary team. Ideal Candidate Experience: Proficient in electronics hardware development and PCB design. Understanding of complex hardware including, MCU, MPU and FPGAs. Product development across the full design lifecycle. Desirable: Previous experience with laser systems.If you are passionate about pioneering technology and more »

INSIDE IR35 Location: Portsmouth (Hybrid) Duration: 12 Month contract Rate: Negotiable depending on expereince Overview: The Hardware Product Team exist to provide hardware development services across a variety of projects, covering a number of facets including design of Shared Infrastructure Systems, testing and issue resolution. Key Deliverables: · Generation … installation documentation · Design proving, including environmental and Electro Magnetic Compatibility aspects · Investigation and resolution of design issues · Design and build of the electrical and hardware system to achieve successful acceptance (FAT(E) · Support to development systems · Successful installation and setting to work of hardware on ship · Understanding of … Configuration Control and baselines Key Skills/Experience: Essential: An Engineer with experience in a hardware domain Knowledge and experience of equipment development using Commercially available Off-The-Shelf (COTS) hardware components, preferably with an understanding of blade and PC technology. A can-do, enthusiastic attitude and more »