Job description
Electronics Engineer – FPGA, PCB, DSP, VHDL
UK Sites across South East, South West and London
We have been partnered by well-established security company with a long history of helping government customers harness innovation through the successful delivery of some of the world’s most complex integrated systems. They take pride in helping to defend the largest nations and businesses in the world against advanced threats. If you are motivated not only by money, but also want to make a difference and want to obtain Security Clearance to work on some latest government projects, this opportunity might be for you.
SC or DV Cleared Individuals
We are looking for Electronics engineers with some experience and interest in one or more of the focus areas below:
UK Sites across South East, South West and London
We have been partnered by well-established security company with a long history of helping government customers harness innovation through the successful delivery of some of the world’s most complex integrated systems. They take pride in helping to defend the largest nations and businesses in the world against advanced threats. If you are motivated not only by money, but also want to make a difference and want to obtain Security Clearance to work on some latest government projects, this opportunity might be for you.
SC or DV Cleared Individuals
We are looking for Electronics engineers with some experience and interest in one or more of the focus areas below:
- RF and analogue PCB circuit design and layout from VLF to microwave, including amplifiers, filters, mixers, etc
- High speed digital PCB circuit design and layout, including FPGAs, SoCs, ADC & DACs
- FPGA
- VHDL
- DSP
- Power supply design
System and circuit modelling (eg using SPICE, Matlab, CST, Python)
- Mechanical design with 3D CAD
- Lab instruments (eg oscilloscopes, spectrum analysers, vector network analysers)
- Design and test for EMC and environmental compliance
- Software and firmware development in support of testing or interfacing to electronics (eg Python, C/C++, VHDL, Linux)
