Senior Electronics Engineer Pcb / Stm32 / Firmware £75k

Hammersmith, West London, United Kingdom

Job Description


Electronic Design Engineer (STM32 / PCB / Firmware) - London
Are you ready to get hands-on with high-performance scientific instruments? We're looking for an Electronic Design Engineer to join our R&D team and lead the design and development of cutting-edge embedded systems and precision electronics.
You'll be responsible for:
Designing low-noise analogue/digital PCBs and embedded systems (STM32).
Developing firmware with STM32CubeIDE & FreeRTOS for real-time control.
Producing wiring schematics, building prototypes, and integrating systems.
Supporting EMC testing, compliance, and NPI projects.
Collaborating closely with mechanical/software engineers and managing documentation with version control.
Suitable candidates should demonstarte :
A degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (or similar).
Experience with PCB design tools (Altium, KiCad, etc.).
Strong embedded systems & firmware skills.
Familiarity with EMC, CE/UKCA compliance, and debugging tools.
Why join?
xe2x9cx85 25 days holiday public holidays
xe2x9cx85 Excellent Pension, Company bonus healthcare scheme
xe2x9cx85 Wellbeing & employee assistance programs
xe2x9cx85 Training, development, and real hands-on engineering
Electronic Design Engineer (STM32 / PCB / Firmware)
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Job Detail

  • Job Id
    JD3198197
  • Industry
    Not mentioned
  • Total Positions
    1
  • Job Type:
    Full Time
  • Salary:
    £65000 - 75000 per year
  • Employment Status
    Permanent
  • Job Location
    Hammersmith, West London, United Kingdom
  • Education
    Not mentioned