Senior Electro-Mechanical Engineer

Senior Electromechanical Engineer

Bath

£60,000

Are you the kind of engineer who needs to know why something isn't working, and won't leave it alone until you've fixed it?

We're looking for a hands-on Senior Electromechanical Engineer to join a highly innovative technology business developing complex medical instrumentation.

This is a proper engineering role. You'll be working across mechanics, electronics, embedded firmware and software, designing new solutions, building and testing hardware, investigating problems and improving existing technology.

You'll be joining an experienced team where you'll have real influence over the development of a sophisticated product already being used in the real world.

What you'll be doing

Designing and testing electromechanical systems

Working with sensors, actuators, microcontrollers and embedded firmware

Developing mechanical and electronic designs using SolidWorks, Altium or similar

Building, testing, fault-finding and debugging instrumentation

Investigating new technologies and how they could improve the product

Working alongside mechanical, electronics, software and manufacturing engineers

Taking engineering changes from idea through to implementation

What we're looking for

You'll be an experienced engineer from a Mechatronics, Electronics, Mechanical, Biomedical or Systems Engineering background who enjoys working across disciplines.

You'll ideally have:

Strong electromechanical design experience

Microcontroller and embedded firmware knowledge

Hands-on instrumentation development and troubleshooting experience

SolidWorks, Altium or similar CAD experience

Experience developing products involving hardware and software

Experience within medical devices or another regulated environment

You don't need to be a medical device expert. We're much more interested in finding a strong, curious engineer who can design, build, test and solve problems.

If you enjoy being close to the technology rather than simply managing it, this could be a very interesting next move.

Interested? Get in touch.

The right to work in the UK is essential for this role