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across the UK and have one of the most recognisable brands in the industry they operate in They are currently looking to add a Hardware Electronics Engineer to their already highly experience and established Design team, you will be working on developing and implementing electronic solutions across the … whole development lifecycle. Roles and Responsibilities of a Hardware Electronics Engineer: Develop Hardware Development Plans to identify workflow. Design, analyse, commission and verify analogue and digital circuits in accordance with specifications. Work collaboratively with systems, safety, software and mechanical engineers. To specify, design, commission and verify equipment … test solutions. To plan, generate, perform and validate results of hardware verification plans and procedures. Skills required to be successful in this Hardware Electronics Engineer: 3-5 years of experience in Hardware Electronic Engineering Bachelor's Degree in Electronic Engineering or equivalent.. Experience with: micro-processor more »

Role: IT Hardware & Installations Engineer Location: Portsmouth Salary: £25,000 - £30,000 I am currently recruiting an exciting new role for a Military Technology Client. This is a rare role for us and will provide the successful candidate with an interesting, challenging and Project focused role. You will … be working on complex Technology installations with a focus on hardware and cabling. You will be provided with industry leading training and space and military hardware and technical infrastructure, and this is an exciting role for a Young Techie looking for a growth challenge. Exclusive Benefits: Highly Competitive … Focus Company Car Paid Training and Certifications Build Team Around You Progression & Management Pathway 25 Days Annual Leave Medical Cover Required Skills: Technical Background (Hardware & Technical Support) Driven and Keen to Learn Full UK Driving License If you are interested in his role, please click APPLY NOW or email more »