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puzzle, focused on developing market ready products from inspired conversations and ideas. This is a wonderful opportunity for an experienced Hardware Engineer, ideally with embedded firmware, software and PCB familiarity, to help develop electronic products using flair and creative thinking. You’ll design reliable digital and analogue hardware … solutions that meet specific briefs including PCB layout, embedded drivers, and power solutions. The right candidate for this Hardware Engineer position will be creative with a real passion for hardware design and engineering. Technical essentials include: Digital and analogue design, EDA tools, knowledge of key component families (such as … connectors, etc), debugging, faultfinding and testing experience, and PCB layouts. Desirable experience includes: PCB manufacturing and assembly, experience of multiple product industries/sectors, embedded C and/or C++, any knowledge of FPGA/CPLD logic design. Basically, the more experience, the better! Training and coaching will be more »

Embedded C/Firmware Design Engineer Permanent Up to £55k + DOE Cumbria Able to obtain Security Clearance Company Benefits We are pleased to offer a compelling new opportunity for a skilled Embedded C Engineer to join our client's team, situated amidst the breath-taking natural … the company's UK manufacturing centre. Summary of Role Responsible for the full life cycle development of practical, innovative and cost effective software and firmware for LED lighting systems used in Aerospace and Military applications. Duties and Responsibilities: Direction and development of the software process maintaining and developing in … processes The Senior Electronics Engineer will also support the Engineering Manager in recording and reporting design progress into the project and management teams Essential Embedded C/Firmware Design Engineer 3 + Years experience embedded C design. Microcontroller experience (16Bit & 8 Bit) Verification/Debugging knowledge (writing more »