Electronics Engineer

Salisbury

1 year ago

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Join a fast-growing team at the forefront of innovation! If you are a passionate Electronics Engineer looking to contribute to cutting-edge aerospace technology projects this could be for you. Based near Salisbury, this role offers the opportunity to work on diverse and exciting projects in the ever-evolving UAV sector.

What's on Offer?

Up to £45k per annum
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Buy/Sell holiday policy (up to 5 days)
Pension Scheme
Life Assurance (6x basic salary)
Income Protection Policy (75% of basic salary)
Private Health and Dental Insurance
Enhanced Maternity and Paternity LeaveWhy This Role? As an Electronics Engineer, you will play a key role in the design, development, and testing of advanced electronic systems for UAVs. You will work alongside a multi-disciplined team on innovative projects, gaining hands-on experience across the entire product lifecycle. This is your chance to make a real impact in a rapidly expanding industry, contributing to cutting-edge solutions in aerospace technology.

Key Responsibilities:

Design and develop electronic systems for UAVs
Capture and manage system requirements
Create PCB schematics and layouts
Assemble and test prototype PCBs
Troubleshoot electronic systems in prototype and production stages
Design onboard electrical systems, including power generation and regulation
Support manufacturing and build teams with engineering queries
Develop and maintain test facilities and toolsAbout You: We are looking for individuals with a passion for electronics and innovation. Essential skills include experience in digital circuit design, PCB layout, and practical integration work. Knowledge of digital communication technologies such as CANBUS and Ethernet is highly desirable. If you have a background in engineering and a keen interest in aviation, this role is perfect for you!

Who You Are:

A problem solver with excellent attention to detail
A strong communicator and team player
Enthusiastic and self-motivated with a keen interest in aerospace innovation
Eligible to work in the UK and capable of obtaining Security ClearanceApply Now to be part of an exciting journey in aerospace innovation! Don't miss this opportunity to grow your career while contributing to the future of aviation technology

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