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      <pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Cambridge | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | Electronics Engineer (R&amp;D) A specialist UK electronics manufacturer is looking for an Electronics Engineer to join its in-house R&amp;D team. They design and build advanced sensing and instrumentation products for demanding professional markets, with everything from concept to production handled under one roof - so you''d follow a design from a blank schematic through to units coming off the line.     What the role involves   You''d be designing circuits and assemblies for both new products and revisions to existing ones - a genuine mix of analogue, digital, power, video and embedded work. Day to day that means schematic capture, guiding PCB layout, working alongside firmware and mechanical engineers to bring FPGA, microcontroller, sensor and display interfaces together, then getting hands-on with bring-up, debug and fault-finding once boards arrive. You''d also support EMC and environmental testing, contribute to design reviews, and help transfer designs cleanly into manufacture.   The products are compact and ruggedised, built to survive real-world abuse, so designing for reliability and manufacturability genuinely matters here.    What they''re looking for    A degree (or equivalent...</description>
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