Electronics Engineer – Analogue, Low Power, Embedded C
Location: Southampton / Hybrid
Most electronics jobs are about making incremental improvements. This isn’t one of them.
This company builds one-of-a-kind, real-time sensor systems – real-time analysis that enables their user base to gain immediate insights and make important decisions quickly.
Now they’re scaling. Which is why they need an Electronics Engineer who’s happy living in the overlap between analogue design, PCB layout, and embedded C firmware. One week you might be fault-finding on existing products. The next, miniaturising a design so it can be used by a different customer base. There’s R&D work here too – inventing, patenting, and pushing technology forward.
It won’t all be blue-sky thinking. There are legacy designs to update and plenty of testing and debugging to do. But you’ll get variety, responsibility, and the backing of a collaborative team that will support you (and pay for external training if you need it).
What you’ll need
* Strong base in analogue electronics – op-amps, low-power design, EMC
* Circuit & multilayer PCB design (Altium or similar)
* Embedded C programming (comfortable enough to debug and build)
* Fault-finding and problem-solving mindset
Why apply?
You're at the early stage of your career and you want to gain valuable experience in designing high precision electronic systems. You’ll be working on unique, patented tech that’s already changing how an industry works. You’ll get to stretch across hardware and firmware, be part of a small but growing team, and see your ideas actually make it into products. Annual salary reviews, hybrid working, and a genuinely collaborative culture come as standard