Electronics Design Engineer
Yolk Recruitment Ltd · Swansea · posted 30 days ago
Going rate £52,000UK median £52,518
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2124Electronics engineers (professional)
Going rate for this occupation: £52,000 · UK median pay £52,518
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- This role£50,000 to £60,000stated · above the range ONS published
- Going rate£52,000
- UK median£52,518
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 25th | £44,943 |
| 50th | £52,518 |
| Going rate | £52,000 |
| UK median | £52,518 |
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Electronics Design Engineer
Swansea
Up to £60,000 depending on experience
Yolk Recruitment is working with an innovative engineering and technology business to recruit an Electronics Design Engineer to join its growing product development team in Swansea.
This is an excellent opportunity to work on the design and development of technically complex electronic products, taking projects from early-stage concepts and prototypes through to verification, validation and manufacture.
Working closely with Electronics, Software, Mechanical and Manufacturing teams, you'll contribute to both new product development and the continuous improvement of existing products, with a particular focus on performance, reliability, manufacturability and cost.
The business is open to different levels of experience and is particularly interested in Engineers who are naturally curious, enjoy practical problem-solving and are comfortable combining hands-on laboratory work with electronics design and development.
Electronics Design Engineer Responsibilities:
Design and develop electronic hardware for new and existing products, from initial concepts and prototypes through to production-ready designs. Develop and evaluate power electronics, power supplies, RF circuitry and embedded electronic systems. Produce schematic designs and PCB layouts, supporting component selection and design decisions throughout the development lifecycle. Build, test and troubleshoot prototype electronics within a hands-on laboratory environment. Carry out verification and validation activities, identifying faults, analysing performance and implementing appropriate design improvements. Work closely with Software and wider Engineering teams to ensure effective integration between electronic hardware and embedded systems. Support the development of products requiring a high level of reliability, fault tolerance and safety. Design and develop test equipment and fixtures to support development, validation and manufacturing activities. Review existing designs to identify opportunities to improve BOM cost, component availability and product performance. Work with Manufacturing and Supply Chain teams to improve design for manufacture, reducing assembly complexity, calibration requirements and production costs. Support product reliability and serviceability improvements, investigating recurring issues and implementing practical engineering solutions. Work with external manufacturing partners in the UK and overseas, providing technical support throughout prototype and production stages. Undertake PCB rework, component replacement and hand soldering during prototype development and fault-finding activities. Support EMC testing and compliance activities, investigating and resolving issues identified during development and testing. Produce clear engineering documentation, design records, test reports and supporting technical information in accordance with relevant product and regulatory requirements. Contribute to continuous improvement across electronics development processes, testing methods and existing product designs.
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