3 of 3 Remote/Hybrid Schematic Capture Jobs in London

Senior Electronics Engineer

Location
London, United Kingdom
Main Duties You will work across analogue, digital and embedded electronics, with exposure to both hardware and firmware development. Electronics architecture, schematic capture, PCB design, simulation, prototyping, testing, technical documentation and supporting EMC and electrical safety compliance. You will help troubleshoot and enhance existing products. Work closely … Skills/Experience required Degree-qualified Electronics Engineer strong knowledge of analogue, digital and embedded systems. Experience with microcontroller-based designs, schematic capture, PCB layout, laboratory test equipment and hands-on electronics is essential. Firmware development experience would be advantageous. This is an excellent opportunity to work ...

Senior Manager - Hardware Engineering

Location
Greater London, England, United Kingdom
this alongside senior engineers who bring deep individual-contributor design depth, so you should expect to lead technically without needing to own every schematic yourself. Because our products protect critical national infrastructure, secure sourcing and long-term supplier relationships are a first-order concern. You will … wider programme. Technical design authority — electronics and electro-mechanical integration Act as design authority for end-to-end electronic design: schematic capture, PCB architecture and layout optimization, high-speed digital, mixed-signal and power electronics, and robust EMC design practice, setting the approach, reviewing the work ...

RF / Microwave Engineer

Location
London, United Kingdom
amplifiers and take designs from concept through implementation, troubleshooting and documentation. Deliver complete RF hardware development, including circuit architecture, component selection, schematic capture, PCB layout and BOM creation. Perform RF measurements and characterisation of modules, circuits and components. Collect accurate, conclusive test data and turn it into ...