Electronics Engineer

Role overview Design and develop electronic hardware for autonomous vehicles, turning system requirements into dependable, production-ready circuits and boards. The hands-on work covers schematic capture, multilayer PCB layout, high-speed digital and mixed-signal design, prototyping, and debugging, in close coordination with software, design, and manufacturing colleagues.

Responsibilities - Create schematics and multilayer PCB layouts for camera modules, vision systems, power supplies, and related hardware. - Design high-speed differential interfaces, including MIPI CSI-2 and LVDS, with attention to signal integrity and sensor reliability. - Combine digital control with analog signal conditioning to meet system performance needs. - Integrate FPGA and microcontroller hardware, plus interfaces such as USB, Ethernet, I2C, SPI, and UART. - Build and test prototypes, investigate faults, and refine designs for reliable manufacture. - Coordinate hardware integration and technical documentation with software, design, and manufacturing teams.

Requirements - Applicants must already have legal authorization to work in the UK. - Must be able to meet the Baseline Personnel Security Standard, including checks of identity, work eligibility, recent employment history, and unspent convictions. - The available source does not include the complete required-experience section, so further technical qualifications cannot be stated reliably.

Nice to have - VHDL or Verilog experience for image processing or high-speed I/O, and firmware development in C, C++, or Python. - Familiarity with ADCs, DACs, power supply design, noise reduction, or high-speed camera interfaces. - Knowledge of design-for-manufacture and assembly, cost-conscious component selection, automated test fixtures, or hardware validation.

Benefits and work setup - UK-based role with a remote or hybrid arrangement from the chosen location.