Electronics Engineer

Role: Electronics Engineer
Location: North London
Salary: Starting at £40k
Unify are excited to be supporting our client in finding an Electronics Engineer to support all aspects of the R&D for new Drone / UAS products
Applications without drone experience will not be considered
As the Electronics Engineer you will:

• Build and assemble electronic prototypes for drone / UAS platforms from schematics and design documentation.
  
• Create, maintain and manage Bills of Materials (BOMs) for prototype and low-volume builds.
  
• Support schematic capture and review alongside design engineers.
  
• Carry out hand soldering, PCB rework and modification (through-hole and SMT as required).
  
• Perform PCB assembly and system-level integration, including avionics and payload electronics where applicable.
  
• Debug and fault-find prototype hardware using standard lab equipment.
  
• Support design iterations by feeding back manufacturability, assembly and reliability improvements.
  
• Produce clear build documentation and assembly instructions.
  
• Collaborate with hardware, firmware and systems teams during development and flight-test cycles.
  
• Ensure builds meet ESD, quality and safety standards.
  
• Support transition from prototype to early production.
  To be considered for the Electronics Engineer position you must have:
  
• Proven experience in electronics prototyping, hardware engineering or engineering technician roles.
  
• Direct hands-on experience working with drones / UAVs / UAS platforms (development, integration, or prototype build environments).
  
• Strong practical soldering and electronic assembly background.
  
• Experience producing and managing BOMs.
  
• Ability to work confidently from schematics and engineering drawings.
  
• Hands-on PCB assembly and rework experience.
  
• Practical fault-finding and debugging capability.
  
• Experience using schematic tools such as Altium, KiCad, Eagle or similar (user or contributor level).
  
• Comfortable using lab equipment (multimeter, oscilloscope, power supplies, etc).
  Are you an Electronics Engineer that tixes all the boxes above?
  Then hit apply