Looking to join an innovative company? This company produces products used in some of the most challenging environments in the world and has received numerous awards, including a Gold Award in the MoD Defence Employer Recognition Scheme.

Important: All applicants must be able to obtain Security Clearance with a minimum of 5 years UK residency. All applicants must hold British Nationality as their sole or primary nationality.

The Senior Electronic Engineer will be part of a team providing services supporting analogue, digital (FPGA), and computer-based safety systems. The team covers requirements, design, and maintenance of systems and products. The work emphasizes robust classical analysis and modeling of analogue instrumentation front-ends.

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out all work ethically, safely, and in accordance with relevant standards and best practices within the nuclear industry.
• Provide technical leadership in specified areas for the team and the company.
• Establish customer solutions and support discussions to agree on outcomes considering cost, timescale, and implementation ease.
• Peer review technical reports, drawings, and designs for safety, functionality, and compliance.
• Analyze existing systems to determine requirements for replacement or refurbishment.
• Support project managers and team leaders with technical expertise.
• Coordinate with suppliers regarding third-party equipment supply and support.
• Support installation and commissioning of equipment on-site as needed.
• Develop personal engineering capabilities in safety systems and instrumentation.
• Identify opportunities for process improvement, automation, and modernization.

Skills, Qualifications, and Experience:

• Degree in Electronics Engineering or industry experience in electronics design, including schematic design, PCB layout, and mixed-mode simulation (e.g., Altium).
• Strong understanding and practical experience in analogue electronics design, including noise, frequency response, cabling, and temperature effects.
• Knowledge of major digital electronics families and device categories.
• Experience in systems engineering of complete electronic systems, including integration and thermal/reliability considerations.
• Proficiency with modern instrumentation such as digital oscilloscopes and programmable instruments.
• Experience managing team workloads.
• Knowledge of formal systems engineering tools like DOORS is advantageous.
• Effective communication skills, both oral and written.

Company Details:

Flexible working arrangements and potential for remote work. International travel may be required.

Join a reputable company supporting the nuclear industry since the 1960s. Recognized with awards, including the Gold Award in the MoD Defence Employer Recognition Scheme, providing solutions for safety-critical systems across the UK's nuclear sites.

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