A leading broadcast & film production manufacturing organisation is looking to hire an Electronic Design Engineer to join their established team. 

What You'll Be Doing:

As Electronic Design Engineer you’ll play a key role in designing, developing, and testing complex electronic system, from circuit-level design to PCB layout and compliance testing. Working alongside a multi-disciplinary engineering team, you’ll help bring next-generation products from concept through production, supporting the full product lifecycle. Your work will directly contribute to new product introduction and the continuous improvement of existing systems.

Key Responsibilities Include:

• Creating and capturing electronic circuit designs and schematics

• Designing PCB layouts and preparing manufacturing-ready files

• Programming components to meet performance requirements

• Testing and troubleshooting down to component level

• Supporting EMC and safety compliance testing to international standards

• Collaborating with third-party manufacturers and engineering partners

• Documenting your designs and maintaining a robust parts library

• Contributing to product specifications and development plans

What You Bring

Essential Skills:

• Strong background in analog and digital circuit design

• Experience with microprocessors and programmable logic

• Proficiency in schematic capture and PCB layout tools (e.g., PADs, Mentor Graphics)

• Excellent analytical, documentation, and troubleshooting abilities

• Comfortable working under deadlines and collaborating with global teams

Who You Are

You hold a degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field, with a solid foundation in designing reliable, scalable electronics systems. You’re detail-oriented, proactive, and thrive in a fast-paced, technically challenging environment. You enjoy collaborating across disciplines and geographies, and you're always looking to refine and improve the tools and technologies you work with.

Work Environment & Flexibility

While primarily based in the UK, this role is part of a global engineering team, so flexibility is built into the role to support collaboration across time zones. Travel is minimal, and you’ll benefit from a hybrid and adaptive working model designed to support both productivity and work-life balance.