Graduate Engineer/ Electronics Engineer

Job Title: Electronics Engineer Edinburgh - Hybrid 3+ days on-site per week Role Type: Permanent Salary: £50,000 - £80,000 per annum, depending on experience Our client, an established engineering consultancy, require an experienced Electronics Engineer to join their multi-disciplined team in Edinburgh. The Electronics Engineer would be responsible for design, commissioning and test of high-speed digital electronics hardware, i.e. Printed Circuit Assemblies (PCA's) on complex systems for airborne Radar products.

What the role of the Electronics Engineer entails: Creating high-quality and robust digital electronics designs Keeping designs under configuration control Coordinating day-to-day technical activities, liaising closely with the lead engineer / digital hardware lead & other engineering disciplines What experience you need to be the successful Electronics Engineer: Degree or equivalent in Electronics Engineering or other STEM-based subject A minimum of 1 to 3 years' experience of designing high-speed digital electronics using the latest FPGA and / or microprocessor devices and high-speed interconnect technology and high-speed bus architectures (e.g. Use of high-speed digital design techniques such as signal termination, controlled impedance, matched length tracking, ground/ power planes, decoupling, etc. Functional simulation & timing analysis / constraints at circuit level Experience of PCB layout, working closely with and providing guidance to PCB layout engineers on high-speed digital designs Hands on experience of integrating hardware, firmware & software on FPGA and microprocessor-based PCA's Experience of debugging & testing new hardware designs Experience in writing technical reports / documentation This really is a fantastic opportunity for a Electronics Engineer to progress their career.

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