3 of 3 Remote Electronics Jobs in Manchester

have To be successful as Technical Sales Manager embedded computing, you will have a healthy mix of the following: Educated to degree level in an engineering discipline (such as electronics, computer, aerospace, telecom) or Commercial. Knowledge of embedded computing and display solutions. Ambitious, dynamic, and self-motivated individual with 5+ years relevant and transferable related key account management and new More ❯

or Windows...Prepaid or Contract) Entertainment (TV shows, movies, and video games) Food (If you buy fast food, casual dining, or upscale dining) Sports (Casual viewers and die-hard fans) Electronics (Tell us which devices you prefer and why) Pets (Animal lovers needed! Dogs, cats, and other pets) Automobiles (Do you own, make payments, or lease your vehicle?) Responsibilities: Show up More ❯

Senior Electronics Engineer £55,000 - £65,000 DOE Hybrid working - Central Manchester office About Pilot Group: At the Pilot Group we believe in using technology to make the places we live and work SMART, SAFE and SUSTAINABLE. Our businesses cover Energy Management and Electrical Wholesale, working across a wide range of commercial and industrial applications. We achieve this by designing … If you are passionate about making a difference to our environment, and have a skill set that encompass much of the below, we encourage you to apply. Job Description – Electronics Engineer: We’re looking for an Electronics Engineer who can act as a hardware expert for the EMS division. You will have had exposure and knowledge of electronics design and … installation experience or awareness Knowledge and experience of Linux operating systems Some level of experience in networking, infrastructure (AWS) and security (SSH, OpenVPN) Version control (git) Instrumentation knowledge Embedded electronics and programming using the C language A focus in refining specifications and tickets to deliver maximum output for minimum effort Self-motivated with a proactive mindset Desirable Skills: Software development More ❯