Electronics Hardware Engineer

Overview

We need someone who is experienced in electronic hardware design, with a good grounding in embedded systems. The candidate has previously designed products for manufacture, ideally in an automotive environment, and is used to working to deadlines and communicating well. They will embrace our culture — finding ways to say “yes”, supporting and developing our engineers, meeting all commitments, being flexible, embracing challenges and ensuring we deliver excellent solutions to our customers.

Facility Address: Milton Hall, Ely Road, Milton Cambridge.

Key Areas of Responsibility

• Architectural development of electronic systems, to automotive process and standards.
• Circuit design, analysis and documentation.
• Design debugging, verification and validation testing.
• Ownership of designs, devising solutions and solving problems as they arise.
• Appropriate documentation of the design to allow long term support of the product.
• Identify areas for improvement including tools, techniques and processes.

Experience – Highly Desirable

• Architectural development of electronic systems.
• Circuit design including H-bridges, solenoid, motor and inductive load interfaces.
• High and low-side MOSFET switches.
• Current sensing and measurement.
• Common op-amp circuits (amplifiers, filters, etc.), comparators.
• Automotive microcontrollers with integrated peripheral functions.
• ‘External-world’ analogue and digital interfaces.
• Communications interfaces: SPI, I2C, CAN, LIN, and Ethernet.
• Power supplies: linear regulators and switched-mode.
• Design commission and debug.
• PCB design, layout and routing using third-party layout resources.
• Analogue circuit simulation for analysis and performance prediction.
• Document creation including specifications, design descriptions, design & test reports.
• Working in a high-quality environment using industry-standard processes both in cross-functional teams and stand-alone.

Experience – Desirable

• Design for automotive environments.
• Design of safety-related hardware and functionally safe hardware development.
• PCB design layout & routing using PCB tools.
• Design for reliability; derating of components.
• Reliability analysis, FMEA.
• Taking a design from architecture through to production.
• Design for manufacture.
• Design for test.
• Design for qualification; EMC, environmental.
• Product qualification; EMC and environmental testing.
• Writing simple hardware test software.

Qualifications

• Degree or higher qualification in electronics engineering or a closely related discipline.

Previous Engineering Tools & Lab Experience

• Schematic capture – Altium preferably.
• PCB layout viewers, ODB++ & gerber viewers.
• SPICE circuit simulators.
• Use of common lab bench equipment; scopes, signal generators, DMMs, etc.
• Soldering of through-hole and SMT components.

Multimatic is an equal opportunity employer.

As part of our commitment to ensuring our employment practices are fair, accessible, and inclusive of persons with disabilities, recruitment-related accommodations for disabilities are available upon request throughout the recruitment and assessment process for applicants with disabilities.