Graduate Electronics Engineer
Job posted on the 09 December 2019
Deadline: 31.03.2020
We are looking for a full-time highly self-motivated Graduate Electronics Engineer to join our growing electronics and electric powertrain department.
You will work alongside our existing hardware and software teams helping to design and develop a wide-ranging variety of electrical and electronics systems ranging from race-car wiring through to sophisticated electric powertrain and engine control systems.
Primary responsibilities:
You will be working on the design of engine and e-motor control systems as well as any other hardware designs that may be called-for, in conjunction with the software and mechanical design teams. You will then take your designs through the prototype, functional test and production validation processes to ensure a safe and reliable product can be released and supported.
Essential knowledge and experience:
• Using circuit design and simulation software.
• Simulation and design of digital, analogue and power electronics.
Desired knowledge and experience:
• Motor inverter and high performance SMPS design and development.
• Magnetic machine and controller simulation, e.g. SimMechanics.
• Real-time embedded software design and development.
• Multi-layer PCB design for manufacture.
Requirements:
• A good degree from a first class university in electronic engineering or similar.
• Excellent concept analysis and problem decomposition skills.
• Must be able to work as part of a small team.
• A flexible approach to working hours and a willingness to travel at short notice.
• Honesty and integrity: With the appropriate support you must be willing to take ownership of every aspect of your projects, having a self-critical approach with a view to meeting all design targets.
In addition to an attractive salary, the above position carries a range of benefits including performance related bonus, non-contributory pension scheme, life assurance and private medical insurance.
To apply: Please respond with your CV and a covering letter to hr(at)ilmor.co.uk
Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.
NO AGENCIES PLEASE
Senior Electronics Engineer
Job posted on the 04 December 2019
Deadline: 31.03.2020
We are looking for a full-time highly self-motivated Senior Electronics Engineer to join our growing electronics and electric powertrain department.
Responsibilities will include project management of a variety of mixed digital and power electronic systems. You will manage projects from requirements capture through project planning and liaising with software, mechanical and electro-mechanical designers. You will be responsible for all aspects of system analysis and design, test system design, testing, production and field-support.
Primary responsibilities:
Reporting to the head of department you will need to liaise with the customer, who could be internal or external, to generate a requirements specification and project plan.
You will be designing engine and e-motor control systems as well as any other hardware designs that may be called-for, in conjunction with the software and mechanical design teams. You will then take your designs through the prototype, functional test and production validation processes to ensure a safe and reliable product can be released and supported.
Essential knowledge and experience:
• Using circuit design and simulation software.
• Detailed understanding of good environmental design practices, thermal and mechanical.
• Best practice design for reliability, testability and manufacture.
• Experience with multilayer PCB design of digital and power electronics.
• Motor inverter and high performance SMPS design and development.
Desired knowledge and experience:
• Lithium battery management systems (BMS).
• ASIL-D compliance.
• RF best practice engineering (12 GHz/microwave).
• Engine and chassis control electronics.
• Magnetic machine and controller simulation, e.g. SimMechanics.
• Real-time embedded software design and development.
Requirements:
• A good degree from a first class university in electronic engineering or similar.
• Excellent concept analysis and problem decomposition skills.
• Must be able to work independently and as part of a small team.
• Must be able to work to tight deadlines without compromising on the quality of the product.
• A flexible approach to working hours and a willingness to travel at short notice.
• Honesty and integrity: you must be willing to take ownership of every aspect of your projects, having a self-critical approach with a view to meeting all design targets.
In addition to an attractive salary, the above position carries a range of benefits including performance related bonus, non-contributory pension scheme, life assurance and private medical insurance.
To apply: Please respond with your CV and a covering letter to hr(at)ilmor.co.uk
Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.
NO AGENCIES PLEASE
