​Electronics Engineer

• Growing business working on specialist, unique projects.

World class research, development and test engineering organisation. UKAS accredited laboratory environment. Electronics / Instrumentation Engineer to conduct instrument calibration, tests and repair. Fantastic opportunity to join an internationally recognised engineering organisation with ambitious growth plans. Work on unique, engaging projects within a specialist sector.

Salary & Package: £35,000 to £38,000 as a rough guide. Excellent benefits including 25 days annual leave plus statutory holidays, additional leave purchase, up to 8% matched pension contribution, health care, life assurance and more 

This Electronics Instrumentation Engineer job will suit:

• An experienced Electronics Engineer with practical electronics experience, ideally instrumentation and testing.

• Previous experience of working in a UKAS accredited calibration laboratory / Vacuum environment is preferred.

• You are likely to have a relevant qualification (HND / Degree) in Electrical / Electronic Engineering or similar discipline.

• Knowledge of basic PCB design.

• An understanding of control and instrumentation principles and the use of either torque transducers, charge amplifiers, thermistors/thermocouples/RTD’s, strain gauges etc are all beneficial (We don’t need you to have experience across all areas listed).

The Electronics Engineer jobs working environment, opportunities and rewards: 

• You will be joining an internationally recognised engineering organisation with ambitious growth plans.

• A truly innovative, high tech, advanced engineering research and development business.

• Work with a variety of high value, scientific instrumentation equipment. Develop and improve existing procedures and equipment.

The Electronics Engineer job will involve:

• Performing multi-disciplinary instrument testing, calibration, diagnosis and repair work within a scientific environment. 

• Research and development of instrumentation within the business.

• Perform an initial assessment of instrument faults arising during calibration.

• Preparation of technical reports.

To apply please contact Joe Parker at Euro Projects Recruitment Ltd.

Reference: JP-EIE