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For more than 100 years, the company has been delivering trusted safety solutions. Backed by a team of specialists who understand the safety challenges in modern industrial settings, these products are engineered for reliability and protection. Their comprehensive range of safety systems is built to provide high-quality interlocks, ensuring the safety of both people and equipment in high-risk sectors like energy, manufacturing, industry, and transportation on a global scale.
Info about what the Electronics Design Engineer role entails
The Electronics Design Engineer role involves designing, developing, and managing electromechanical products within a global engineering team. The position requires technical expertise in electronic design and mechanical exposure, alongside skills in project management, collaboration with stakeholders, and adherence to safety standards. The engineer will contribute across the full product lifecycle, ensuring designs meet international safety regulations while fostering innovation and teamwork. The role also demands proficiency in CAD tools, risk assessment, and design-for-manufacture processes, with occasional travel to support global operations.
Essential Requirements of a Electronics Design Engineer
- Degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (Master's preferred).
- Expertise in Electronic Design.
- Expertise in Analogue Electronics.
- Experience/Exposure to Mechanical Engineering
- Proficiency with CAD
- Experience in design for manufacturing and safety product design.
- Occasional travel for global operations.
Benefits
- Hybrid Working
- Flexible hours
- Pension Scheme Matched up to 10.5%
- Share Scheme
- Cycle to work
- 25 Days + Bank Holidays
If you feel you are suitable and interested in this role, APPLY NOW with an up to date CV. We also pay referral fees if you can suggest another suitable person that isn’t already known to us.
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