Electronics Engineer - NPI

Are you an Electronics Engineer looking for a role where you can build your technical knowledge while working closely with real products and manufacturing?

Whether you are a recent Electronic Engineering graduate looking for the right opportunity to develop, or you have already gained some post-graduate industry exposure, this is a chance to join an established electronics manufacturer offering varied, hands-on engineering work and genuine scope to progress.

Rather than focusing purely on clean-sheet design, you will work across new product introduction, existing product support, engineering changes and manufacturing improvement. You will see how products move from engineering into production and play a direct part in solving the technical challenges that come with it.

What you'll be doing As an Electronics Engineer, you will work closely with engineering and production teams to support both new and existing electronic products.

Your responsibilities will include:

Supporting new product introduction and the transfer of products into manufacture

Providing practical electronics engineering support to production teams

Reviewing existing products and identifying opportunities to improve manufacturability

Supporting analogue and digital electronic design, modification and development work

Investigating component obsolescence and helping identify suitable alternative components

Supporting engineering changes and product updates

Assisting with testing, validation and technical evaluation

Helping resolve product, assembly and manufacturing-related technical issues

Producing and maintaining clear technical documentation and engineering records

Supporting the development of test equipment, jigs and other engineering tools

Working collaboratively across engineering, production and operations to improve product quality, reliability and efficiencyWhat we're looking for You will need a degree-level qualification in Electronics, Electronic Engineering or a closely related discipline.

A grounding in analogue and digital electronics will be important, along with the willingness to develop your practical engineering capability in a manufacturing environment.

Some post-graduate electronics engineering exposure would be advantageous, particularly within NPI, product development, manufacturing support, testing or electronic design. However, recent graduates are also encouraged to apply where you can demons...