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Electronics Design Engineer (Mixed Signal) – Greater London – 45K-55K

This is a great opportunity to join a company creating innovative products to monitor

our environment. They are looking for someone experienced within mixed signal design

to design, develop and test analogue and digital electronics.

Main Duties:

Design, develop and test analogue and digital electronics.
Manage QA, including documentation, reviews, validation, change and configuration

management
Programming with VHDL/Verilog code for FPGAs

Skills Needed:
Degree within Electronics or related field
Strong understanding around analogue and digital circuit design
Experience with DSP (digital signal processing)
Experience with amplifiers would be advantageous

Further Information:

This role does have working from home flexibility, which would allow a day from home

a week so you need to be commutable to the office, or willing to relocate.

If you believe your experience fits the requirements above, please apply with an updated CV and any extra supporting information.

Please note, visa sponsorship might be able to be offered but you need to be based in the UK

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