This small but successful company is poised for an IPO within the next 12 months and offers employees shares that could become highly lucrative. They specialize in high-value equipment, selling to some of the world’s most high-profile companies across four key industries. Much of their value is embedded in their intellectual property.
They are currently seeking a motivated and talented Senior Electronics Engineer to join their team to lead the redesign of all their products as they transition toward a more process- and quality-driven future on the stock market.
The role offers challenging and interesting work, including numerous new design projects, the freedom to make decisions, and variety. There are also opportunities to explore other disciplines—such as Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Software, and Optics—if you have the knowledge.
Requirements
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in electronics design
- Proficiency in digital and analog electronics
- Strong drive, confidence, and excellent communication skills
- Ability to collaborate effectively within a small company environment
- Willingness to take on diverse roles and responsibilities
Desirable Skills
- Background in physics or experience with optical products
- Python, embedded software, C/C++, Git
- FPGA development (Xilinx ideal)
- Linux
- CANbus, USB
Application Process
- Initial phone interview (20-40 minutes)
- On-site visit including a tour and interviews
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Position: Senior Electronics Engineer
Location: Cambridge Research Park
Salary: £50k - £90k + shares
Key Skills: digital and analog electronics
Desirable skills: FPGA, Software development, Physics or optics.
Apply: jamie AT enterpriserecruitment DOT com
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I’m not an engineer myself, but have a BSc in Computer Science so have a technical understanding.Feel free to send your CV and I can match you to our other suitable roles. I specialise in recruiting software and electronic engineers for technology companies throughout the UK.