Electronic Architect - Hertfordshire, United Kingdom - Mane Contract Services

Description

Electronics ArchitectUp to £70kHertfordshire2/3 days Hybrid Approach To WorkingBenefits

Company Bonus:

Bonus of up to 21% of base salaryPension: maximum total (employer and employee) contribution of up to 14%Enhanced parental leave: offers up to 26 weeks for maternity, adoption and shared parental leave.

Enhancements are available for paternity leave, neonatal leave and fertility testing and treatments.


Facilities:

Fantastic site facilities including subsidised meals, free car parking and much moreTraining and Development: Excellent career progression, training and career development opportunitiesIn your role, you'll be tasked with defining the electronic and electrical architecture of the equipment, conducting analysis and decomposition to derive lower-level requirements for its sub-elements.

Additionally, you'll ensure that demanding customer specifications are fulfilled within the limitations of confined physical space and harsh operating environments.

What we are looking for:

Preferably possessing a degree (or equivalent) with a focus on Electronics and substantial expertise in the following domains:Digital electronics and microprocessor systems.

Power electronics for distributed power networks.
Crafting equipment for safety-critical environments.
Developing equipment for handling sensitive customer data.
Familiarity with software and firmware development methodologies.
Knowledge of compact packaging and thermal management techniques for intricate, high-performance electronic equipment. If you are interested in finding out more about this position then please contact me on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)Please note for this role we can only accept applicaitons from candidates who meet certain requirements for Government Security Clearance and therefore we cannot accept your application if you do not hold a British Passport as a minimum - however dependant on the project requirements these requirments could be hightened