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Lead Electronics Engineer

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8 months ago
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Lead Electronics Engineer – £65k – Dorchester

Hexwired Recruitment has partnered with a world leading Electronics manufacturer with offices in Dorchester, now seeking a Lead Electronics Engineer to join their multidisciplinary team. Due to extensive success in their industry, they are now seeking a Lead Electronics Engineer with solid experience within PCB design.

The team is well established, and you will be working with a multidisciplinary team on a range of new and existing products. The company are constantly expanding so there is room for progression within the role. The initial role will be to lead a small team but this will progress into a more senior role within the business.

This is an Lead Electronics job focusing primarily on General Electronics, PCB design as well as leading a small team. This role is well suited to someone with Technical Project experience who is looking for the next step in their career.

Key Skills:

  • Degree in Embedded Systems, Electronics or similar

  • 1+ year in a technical Lead or Team lead role

  • At least 5 years commercial Electronics Design experience

  • Good commercial PCB design experience

  • Good written and verbal communication skills

    The company are looking to offer circa £65k along with an excellent benefits package, remote work and the chance to work on a diverse range of products. If you’re interested in this Lead Electronics 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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