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Electronic Test Engineer – £30k - £35k – Gloucester

Hexwired Recruitment is recruiting for an expanding Electronics Manufacturers based in Gloucester, Gloucestershire. They are now seeking an Electronic Test Engineer to help develop a brand new range of products! You will be working as part of a small, dedicated team to develop this new range of products from scratch.

The company are expanding to meet the demands of their clients and are seeking an Electronic Test Engineer with solid experience working on Soldering, Fault Finding and reading schematics.

Due to the nature of the work, this role will be mostly onsite. .

Key Skills:

  • Good written and verbal communication skills

  • Excellent Fault finding experience

  • Good commercial Soldering experience

  • Solid understanding of Electronic components

  • Experience Testing ruggedised products is highly desirable but not essential.

    The company are willing to offer up to £35k along with an excellent benefits package, and the chance to see a new product range from design to manufacture. If you’re interested in this Electronic Test engineer job, please apply.

    For more information on this role, or any other jobs across; Embedded, C++ programming, Embedded Linux, Golang Development, Machine Learning, Data Science or Simulation contact us today
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