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SalaryAn experienced Electronics Engineer with a Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering is needed to join our team at SET Limited, a leading electronics resolution company based in Derby on a full-time basis.
Due to winning significant new business, we are looking for an enthusiastic Electronics Engineer to assist in fault-finding and repair investigations at our facility in Derby.
Working in a busy repairs department, you will conduct route cause investigations and repairs of customers' equipment. You will be supported by the Lead Electronics Engineer, the R&D Engineers, and the Technical Director.
This is an excellent opportunity to progress your career with a well-established company!
About Us
SET is a Derby-based SME; we are a leading resolution provider for faults presenting in ageing and obsolete electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies, predominantly in the rail industry.
We cover a broad range of scales and technologies – from magnetic amplifiers to microprocessors and millivolts to megawatts. We are also an active developer of innovative rail traction solutions, working with major train OEMs on next-generation solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
Investigating reliability issues on customers’ equipment
Conducting repairs of customers' equipment
Manufacture bespoke test equipment
Provide technical guidance to Repair Technicians
Provide hands-on support as required
Required Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering or time-served experience
Analogue and digital electronics design
Electronics bench testing and fault finding
PCB design
Benefits:
Company pension
Free on-site parking
Sounds interesting? Click the APPLY button to send your CV for immediate consideration.
Applicants with the following job titles, Electronics Engineer, Electrical/Electronics Engineer, Senior Electrical Engineer, Principal Systems Engineer, Chief Electronics Designer, Circuit Design Engineer, Avionics Engineer, RF Engineer, and Power Systems Engineer will also be considered for this position.
