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Snr RF+Electronics Design Eng

Leicester, Vereinigtes Königreich

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Job-ID: 5431

Job-Kategorie: Technologie

Standort: Leicester, Vereinigtes Königreich

Datum der Veröffentlichung: 05/07/2025

Bewerbungsschluss: 31/03/2026

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RF Engineer required for design, development, testing and approvals of short-range RF embedded devices for both the existing portfolio and the future roadmap. The job also entails researching new technologies, evaluating new development tools/processes and providing support and assistance in all RF matters.

Key Responsibilities/Accountabilities

Primarily contributing to the RF design and development of embedded hardware for offender monitoring equipment.
Work within embedded development team to help identify current areas of concern in design process.
Evaluate and analyse 3^rd party software designed to enhance embedded systems development.
Support efforts that ensure new products quickly reach the market.
Develop new IP and ensure that it can be protected by following IP documentation and confidentiality processes.
Maintain up to date understanding of the technology sectors applicable to the company’s current and future products.
Ensure that all designs are fully documented and archived.
Help ensure that all designs are fully type approved and that they meet all aspects of functionality and performance defined in the specifications.
Provide technical support to operations and production teams to ensure product designs are understood and can be correctly manufactured, tested and maintained.
Providing frequent updates on task progress with estimates of time elapsed and engineering effort required to complete assigned project tasks.

Key Competencies

Self-starter.
Delivering performance.
Technical mind-set.
Customer thinking.
Awareness of the market environment.
Sharing & Co-operating.
Driving change.

Skills and Knowledge

Essential

Excellent electronic and hardware design skills.
At least 5 years’ experience in low-power, microcontroller-driven wireless systems.
Fundamental firmware knowledge.
Significant Altium product knowledge.
Significant RF knowledge applied in commercial designs.
Knowledge of RF simulation tools.