Overview
Electronic Test Engineer Hook, Hampshire
Are you an experienced Electronic Test Engineer? This is a rare opportunity to join a rapidly growing UK manufacturer that designs and manufactures a range of complex electronic products and systems used by global telecom, defence, and space organisations.
This is a key role in their engineering function and will offer a variety of work from NPI/Prototype testing to production/repair work. You will be highly experienced in testing down to PCB board/component level.
Role
We’re seeking a hands-on, technically skilled Electronic Test Engineer to join a dynamic engineering team based in Hook, Hampshire. You’ll work on cutting-edge electronic products and systems.
This is not a routine test role it’s a fast-paced, evolving position where you’ll contribute directly to product performance, reliability, and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
* Support prototype testing, NPI (New Product Introduction) and design verification
* Conduct fault diagnosis, root-cause analysis, and repair of electronic assemblies
* Develop and improve manual and automated test procedures
* Collaborate closely with Engineering and Production teams to ensure product excellence
About You
You’ll have a solid background in electronic test work, confident using oscilloscopes, spectrum analysers, and network analysers. You can interpret circuit schematics and have strong problem-solving skills when it comes to test and repair work.
If you have any experience with: RF products, high voltage equipment or satellite communication equipment, that would be very useful but not essential.
Growth and progression
We’re looking for someone proactive, innovative, and eager to grow both technically and professionally. As the business expands, there will be opportunities to progress into Senior Test Engineer, R&D Engineer, or Technical Lead roles.
If you have any specific questions about this Electronic Test Engineer role, please contact David on (phone number removed). To apply email (url removed)
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