4 of 4 Schematic Capture Jobs in the North West

spanning concept, schematic, layout input, bring-up, EMC, and release to manufacture. What youll be doing End-to-end hardware development for embedded systems (schematic capture, component selection, DfM/DfT, verification). Board bring-up, lab debugging, and problem-solving using scopes, logic analysers, and JTAG tools. Partnering with firmware to define interfaces, power More ❯

concept, schematic, layout input, bring-up, EMC, and release to manufacture. What you ll be doing End-to-end hardware development for embedded systems (schematic capture, component selection, DfM/DfT, verification). Board bring-up, lab debugging, and problem-solving using scopes, logic analysers, and JTAG tools. Partnering with firmware to define interfaces, power More ❯

a skilled and innovative Hardware Engineer to design, develop, and test electronic systems and components for cutting-edge products. Youll work across the full hardware lifecyclefrom concept and schematic design to prototyping, validation, and production support. This role suits someone who thrives on precision, creativity, and solving complex engineering challenges. Key Responsibilities: Design and develop PCBs, embedded systems … emerging technologies and industry trends Requirements: Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field Experience in hardware design and development (25 years preferred) Proficiency in schematic capture, PCB layout, and simulation tools Strong understanding of microcontrollers, sensors, and communication protocols (e.g., SPI, I2C, UART) Hands-on experience with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, multi-meters, logic analysers) Knowledge More ❯

Engineer to contribute to advanced product development within embedded and power electronics. Project Scope: Design and test FPGA (VHDL), microcontrollers, SMPS, and BLDC motor drive systems. Schematic capture, PCB layout and verification using Altium. Development of mixed-signal and RF interfaces up to GHz frequencies. Debugging and resolving EMC issues, ensuring compliance and manufacturability. Collaboration across hardware More ❯