Electronic Engineer

KO2 Embedded Recruitment Solutions LTD
Oldham
1 year ago
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Position:

Electronics EngineerLocation:

OldhamSalary:

£45,000 - £55,000KO2's client, an industry leader in rail electronics, is looking for a highly skilled

Electronics Engineer

to join their dynamic team. Specializing in the repair and maintenance of critical rail components, including auxiliary converters, train motors, and passenger information systems, KO2's client is the trusted go-to when the original manufacturers are no longer an option. They pride themselves on extending the life of complex electronic systems where parts are often obsolete or the manufacturer has fallen short.Role:As an

Electronics Engineer , you will work to reverse engineer rail system parts, determine their function, and repair them. You'll take on projects that require creating custom testing procedures, from Automated Test Equipment (ATE) to hybrid and manual testing, using platforms like Matlab and LabVIEW to ensure accuracy. After diagnosis and repair, each part will be rigorously tested before release, ensuring it integrates seamlessly into rail systems with zero operational issues.In addition, the

Electronics Engineer

will perform condition assessments for clients looking to expand the lifespan of their products. This involves assessing and recommending component upgrades based on advanced electronics knowledge-an area that contributes to 80% of revenue.Key Skills Required:Strong knowledge in

Electronics Engineering

with a focus on analog and digital electronicsAbility to reverse engineer complex rail componentsExperience with ATE testing, including programming with Matlab or LabVIEWDiagnostic skills for assessing condition and recommending lifetime extension solutionsCollaborative skills to work alongside four dedicated techniciansThis is a rare opportunity for an

Electronics Engineer

to contribute to critical rail systems, apply high-level engineering skills, and work within a team known for precision and excellence. If you are an

Electronics Engineer

ready to bring complex rail electronics back to life, we encourage you to apply and join this innovative leader.

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