Hardware Engineer

Keywords: Hardware Engineer, Electronics Engineer, PCB Design, Schematic Capture, OrCAD, FPGA Development, VHDL, Embedded C, Embedded C++, Linux Device Drivers, Hardware Test, Analogue Electronics, RF, Signal Processing, Image Processing, Data Processing, Consultancy

Staffed by very bright and versatile engineers, they are looking for kindred spirits, so strong academics, curiosity and problem-solving skills are all critical. While nominally a hardware engineer you can expect to be involved in projects outside your speciality, maybe that's writing some higher-level C/C++ code or writing a research paper about a particular technology. So having a breadth of knowledge and skills is valuable., * Commercial experience developing electronic hardware products

• Strong academics including a top degree in a numerate discipline (probably from a top 10 ranked university) and A's or A*'s at A-Level (further academic qualifications such as Master's degrees or PhDs are well received)
• Ideally your commercial experience will come from working at a small company or similar where you've had to pick up new skills as required
• UK nationality and residency in the UK for the last 10-years

Located in a picturesque town on the edge of the Cotswolds, this company offers a strong salary and benefits package with an enhanced company contribution pension scheme, private health care insurance and bonus scheme. Due to the nature of the work, this is a fully office-based position.

This agile company is looking for top hardware and electronics talent. They develop hardware and software systems for the defence community, typically within the radio communications, high-speed data processing and cyber security arenas. This requires skills in complex PCB design, FPGA development and embedded software. Unlike traditional defence companies, projects here have shorter timespans (months rather than years) providing you more variety and a constant stream of new areas to discover and learn about.