Socode are proud to support a long-standing client in their search for aTransducer Engineerto work in their innovative R&D team and help create the next generation of audio devices and accessories.

What’s in it for me?

You’ll have the opportunity to work in a dynamic research and development environment, contributing to cutting-edge audio technology. This role offers the chance to shape high-performance components and transducers for a wide range of audio products—from loudspeakers to headphones and automotive systems.

What will I be doing?

As aTransducer Engineer, you’ll play a vital role in developing high-performance transducers and audio components:

• Simulation and Design: Perform dimensioning and finite element simulations (electromagnetic, mechanical, and acoustical) for transducer components and assemblies.
• Documentation: Develop comprehensive design guidelines, working procedures, and technical reports to ensure alignment and clarity across teams.
• Team Collaboration: Interface with product development engineers to ensure seamless integration of transducer designs into broader product systems.
• Continuous Improvement: Maintain and enhance measurement capabilities and facilities while training colleagues on COMSOL templates and apps.
• Production Support: Provide technical support during the development and mass production stages, including power tests, production test setups, and troubleshooting.

What do I need to be successful?

• Degree-level education (or equivalent) in acoustics, physics, or electronic engineering.
• Deep understanding of the physical principles behind electrodynamic transducers.
• Proficiency with software tools such asCOMSOL, Matlab, LTspice, MicroCap, Akabak,and theKlippel R&D system - Solidworks, NX or Catiawould be a bonus!
• Understanding of sound radiation and room acoustics principles.
• Experience with DFMA, DFMEA, and FMEA methodologies.

Interested in the role? Then you can either:

1. Submit your CV by clicking ‘apply now’ – We appreciate that you may not have an updated CV in-hand, send what you have, and we can discuss further.
2. Connect with me on LinkedIn for an informal discussion – Mo Baker at Socode
3. Call our Cambridge office phone number – Google Socode Cambridge, call the number and ask for Mo