Senior Design & Development Engineer (Hardware)

RedTech Recruitment
Saffron Walden
1 year ago
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Senior Design & Development Engineer (Hardware)An exciting opportunity for an experienced Hardware Design Engineer to join an innovative stealth start-up in Saffron Walden to work on exciting product development from prototype to production. This company are tackling some of the worlds most pressing challenges. Joining a company founded by experts in their field, who have already realised success with other start-ups, this offers the chance to work in an environment filled with technological innovation whilst working on cutting-edge tech.Location: Saffron Walden, UK - fully on-site due to the nature of the roleSalary: Market competitiveRequirements for Senior Design & Development Engineer (Hardware)Highly experienced in Product Development from prototype to ProductionProficiency in CAD Software1st class honours or high 2.1 degree from a top university in Engineering, Maths, Physics, Electronics or similar.Strong problem-solving abilityAny exposure to RF, SDRs, or machine learning would be beneficialYou must be in a position to qualify for SC Clearance due to the nature of some customersResponsibilities for Senior Design & Development Engineer (Hardware)Work closely with diverse teams to conceptualise, design, and develop innovative products.Create and refine detailed designs using CAD tools to enhance prototypes.Engage in hands-on prototype construction and testing, making iterative improvements based on results.Tackle complex engineering problems with creative and practical solutions.Enhance product performance, reliability, and overall design quality.What this offers:An opportunity to join a success story in the makingExperience working on entire lifecycleGreat remunerationApplications:If you would like to enquire about this unique Hardware Design Engineer opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Please send an up-to-date CV including details of your online repository via the relevant link.Were committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment process. If you require reasonable adjustments for your application or during the review process, please highlight this by separately emailing (if this email address has been removed by the job-board, full contact details are readily available on our website).***********************************************************************************************RedTech Recruitment Ltd focuses on finding roles for Engineers and Scientists leaving academia entering industry. Even if the above role isnt of interest, please visit our website to see our other opportunities.We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at RedTech. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.Keywords Senior Product Design Engineer / Lead Innovation Engineer / Product Development Specialist / Senior R&D Engineer / Prototyping and Design Lead / Product Engineering Manager / Senior Prototype Development Engineer / Design and Innovation Specialist / Senior Concept-to-Production Engineer / Lead Product Development Designer Start-up / Hardware EngineerTPBN1_UKTJ

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