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Join KO2's Client - A Leading Provider of electronics for explosive detection systems
Are you an electronics engineer with a passion for designing cutting-edge safety solutions? KO2's client, based in Rochdale, is seeking an electronics engineer to join their expert team in developing world-class equipment designed to protect hazardous environments. This is an exciting opportunity to work on intrinsically safe equipment that limits the energy within hazardous areas, preventing potential explosions.
As an electronics engineer in this role, you will bring your analogue and digital electronics expertise to the table, taking projects from concept phase to mass manufacturing. This position offers a cradle-to-grave design experience, with the chance to collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team of 10, including specialists in test, PCB, firmware, and technical authoring. You'll work alongside two other talented electronics engineers in a role that emphasizes analogue electronics. If you're keen to develop your skills and knowledge, this is the perfect opportunity to dive deeper into the world of functional safety, ATEX, IECEx, and IEC 61508 standards.
While embedded software knowledge is beneficial, this is a primarily 90% electronics role with an exciting chance to work on analogue electronics. KO2's client offers a supportive, hands-on learning environment where your growth and development as an electronics engineer will be a priority.
Why KO2's Client?
- Hybrid working policy: 3 days in the office, 2 from home
- Salary: £38,000 - £60,000
- Pension: 8% contribution from the company (no employee contribution required)
- Bonus: £2200 annually
- Private healthcare benefits
- Family-owned, private Spanish company with a global presence and 60 employees in Rochdale
- Worldwide customer base with off-the-shelf solutions
If you're an electronics engineer looking to make a tangible impact in a growing, innovative company, apply today to join KO2's client and become a key player in revolutionizing safety equipment for hazardous environments.
