2 of 2 Electronics Engineer Jobs in Cheltenham

Hardware Engineer is the engineering design authority for assigned aviation products. This leadership development role is within the sustaining engineering team and has technical responsibility for aerospace electronics and primary and secondary power distribution products as they are introduced into production and throughout their lifecycle. The key responsibilities are design authority and ownership of all technical issues … areas worked also ensuring all lessons learnt back into relevant design teams. Support of customer returns with detailed root cause analysis and investigation. Responsible for Supply Chain design engineer support Accountable for cost analysis, OEM & work with PSE on customer returns, and recommend ideas for improvement Accountable for obsolescence tracking, and managing small obsolescence updates Qualifications/Requirements … Bachelor's degree in relevant field from an accredited university or college (or equivalent knowledge and experience) Extensive knowledge of one or more of (Electronic Product) systems engineering, analogue electronics, digital electronics, or mechanical engineering design Working knowledge of product design lifecycle, qualification, and verification methods Experience in engineering management or a leadership role within an engineering environment More ❯

a mix of hands-on electronic testing (scopes, analysers, some RF testing) along with environmental testing (mostly temperature with some virbration, shock and fatigue). ROLE: Electronic Test Engineer SALARY: up to 60k (+ pension, private healthcare & flexible hours) LOCATION: Cheltenham START: ASAP Skills required for the Electronic Test Engineer are: Electronic … test equipment (scopes, analysers, generators, RF testing) Some knowledge of environmental testing (ideally temperature) Ability/desire to work self-sufficiently with little supervision Hands-on prototyping/general electronics skills The R&D nature of the work means that this will be on-site. However, flexibility with hours is fine (within reason of course!) If you're interested More ❯