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R&D and Application Engineer

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The role of an R&D and Application Engineer encompasses a blend of technical support, product development, and collaboration across various teams. Here’s a breakdown of the key responsibilities and required skills for this position:

Key Responsibilities:

Technical Support : Collaborate with internal and external sales teams on technical inquiries. Engage with engineering and quality teams, providing support where needed.
Manufacturing Coordination : Assist offshore manufacturing with technical order processing, costing, and custom MLCC (Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitor) design.
Test Lab Development : Support existing test lab activities and innovate new testing methodologies to collect data.
Product Development : Participate in the design and modification of products for transfer to production and help develop processes for new product design.
Sample Management : Oversee the manufacturing and evaluation of samples to support product development and generate necessary reports and presentations.
Documentation : Create and maintain Application Notes, technical articles, data sheets, and ensure the catalogue and web data is updated.
Test Equipment Management : Assist in sourcing, specifying, and executing lab testing to provide technical support.
Skills, Knowledge, and Expertise:

Proficient in analog electronics with knowledge of discrete components.
Ability to interpret customer circuit designs for effective discussions on component performance.
Educational background (BTEC, HNC, HND, or BS degree) in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or relevant experience.
Practical experience with electrical and electronic circuit testing.
Strong data management skills with a focus on accuracy.
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
Excellent writing and formatting skills for technical documents.
Capable of managing multiple tasks within a fast-paced environment with attention to detail.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with a collaborative mindset.
Self-motivated and professional, with a desire to learn and develop new skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
IT or coding experience is a plus, along with lab/test experience.
About our client:

Our client specialises in manufacturing electronic components, focusing on high-performance capacitors, RF and microwave filters, advanced microphones, speakers, and miniaturisation products. Established in 1946, our client is recognised for its innovative contributions to critical technologies in sectors like MedTech, defence, and industrial applications. Their commitment to reliability and engineering excellence supports businesses across a global landscape from their headquarters in Itasca, Illinois, extending to multiple countries

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