Electronic Design Engineer

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Electronic Design Engineer | £40-55k | Reading | Hybrid | Med-Tech

A leading medical technology company is seeking an Electronic Design Engineer to join their high-performing R&D team.

You'll be working on the next generation of cutting-edge medical devices, with strong investment in research & development (R&D) and a newly approved innovative product in the pipeline.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Design, develop, and implement electronics and embedded software, supporting the R&D team.

  • Ensure designs meet medical device standards & regulatory compliance (training provided).

  • Select components for PCB design and develop embedded software for advanced embedded electronics.

    Essential Skills & Experience:

  • Degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or related field (or equivalent HNC + experience).

  • Experience with analogue & digital circuit design.

  • Proficiency in embedded C/C++ within a Windows or Linux environment.

  • Confident using schematic capture & PCB layout tools.

    Desirable (Bonus) Skills:

  • Knowledge of BS EN 60601 & 62304 medical device standards.

  • Experience with version control (Subversion, Git, etc.).

  • Proficiency in KiCAD for PCB design.

    What’s in it for you?

  • Salary: £40,000 - £55,000 DOE

  • Flexible & hybrid working

  • Industry-leading training in medical device regulations & standards

  • Annual performance & salary reviews

  • Gym membership contributions

  • Enhanced pension contributions with tenure

  • Flat organisational structure – more freedom & autonomy in design work

    Join a company that’s revolutionising med-tech electronics! Apply today.

    VISA sponsorship is NOT available for this role.

    Platform Recruitment: Platform recruitment covers a wide range of IT and Engineering positions including C++, Embedded, Electronics, Mechanical, DevOps, Cloud, Support, Project Management, Technical Sales and more

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