Graduate Engineer/ Electronics Engineer

Working: The role offers flexible & hybrid working. It would be beneficial to be on-site 3 days a week, depending on the project needs and working remotely other days. - The Electronics Engineer is one of a team of engineers providing services in support of analogue, digital, and computer based safety systems. - The Electronics Engineer will be joining a team that has a diverse scope from requirements through to the design and maintenance of systems and products. - Support discussions of proposed solutions with customer representatives to agree the optimum solution in terms of cost, timescale and ease of implementation Help to establish a number of customer solutions Detailed analysis of specific aspects of existing equipment to establish requirements for replacement or refurbishment Support installation and commissioning of equipment on the customer's site Supporting good customer relationships by presenting a professional engineering approach to the work Supporting the teams engineering capabilities with individual skill and determination Developing personal engineering capability across the safety system and instrumentation areas Produce technical reports, clearly identifying the preferred course of action and why after analysis of legacy designs Able to demonstrate skill and experience in electronic/electrical equipment design or maintenance, preferably in a regulated industry Degree educated in Electronics Engineering or demonstrable industry experience Demonstrable ability in electrical work and/or analogue and digital electronics using conventional logic families and programmable logic Appropriate technical qualifications in specific areas of electrical or electronic design or in instrumentation and control Experience in the Defence or safety regulated environment would be advantageous Bonus : Up to 5% of salary (based on performance). Facilities : On-site perks like subsidised meals and free parking. Training and Development : Excellent opportunities for career progression and skill development