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10 months ago
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Location: Wokingham

Salary: £50,000 per annum

Company: Leading Security Systems Provider

KO2's client is looking for an experienced Electronics Engineer with a strong passion for embedded software engineering to join their growing team. This is a unique opportunity to make a real impact while working on cutting-edge security systems designed to protect some of the most secure establishments in the world. As part of a close-knit, family-oriented team, your contributions will be valued, and you will play a key role in the development of high-end solutions for complex security challenges.

About Our Client

KO2's client is a leading provider of advanced security systems, specializing in protection against drone, blast, and explosion attacks. With a turnover of £50 million, the company delivers bespoke solutions for high-security environments worldwide. Despite the size of the company, the work culture remains family-focused, where the owner knows each team member by name and ensures everyone is valued. This is a company that fosters organic growth and offers fantastic opportunities for career advancement.

Your Role as an Electronics Engineer

As an Electronics Engineer with embedded software expertise, you will work at the interface of hardware and software development, collaborating closely with the mechanical engineering team. Your role will include designing, testing, and refining complex security systems that safeguard against high-risk attacks. You will be involved in:

Designing both analogue and digital electronics
Developing embedded software (a 50/50 split between electronics and embedded software)
Managing microelectronics to control input/output signals
Contributing to high-security tests, including explosive and ballistic-proof systems
Collaborating with mechanical engineers to create integrated security solutions
Helping to grow the electronics team and mentoring others as the department expandsKey Qualifications for the Electronics Engineer/Embedded Software Engineer

Strong experience in analogue and digital electronics design
Expertise in embedded software engineering
Experience with systems integration, particularly involving microelectronics and embedded systems
British nationality (required for security clearance)
Passion for high-quality, low-volume projects that push the boundaries of innovationWhat KO2's Client Offers

Competitive Salary: £50,000 per annum
Training & Development: Access to specialist training opportunities to enhance your skills
Team Growth: A chance to be part of a growing electronics team with opportunities to move into leadership positions
Family-Oriented Culture: Work in a supportive and welcoming environment where you're treated like family
High-Impact Work: Contribute to high-stakes security tests, including drone defense, explosion-proof experiments, and moreKO2's client is committed to making a difference in the world of global security, and they are looking for someone like you to join their team. If you're an experienced Electronics Engineer with embedded software experience and want to contribute to innovative, world-class security solutions, this could be your perfect opportunity

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