Electronics Engineer

Expleo is a global engineering, technology and consulting services provider, delivering innovative solutions across the aerospace, defence and other advanced engineering sectors.

We are looking for an Electronics Engineer to join our growing engineering team in Northern Ireland, supporting the design, development and testing of complex electronic products and systems within the defence sector.

This is an excellent opportunity to develop your technical skills, work alongside experienced engineers and contribute to challenging engineering projects across the full product lifecycle.

As an Electronics Engineer, you will support the design, development, integration and testing of electronic circuits and assemblies. Working as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team, you will help develop reliable electronic solutions that meet technical and customer requirements.

You will be involved in activities ranging from circuit design and component selection through to testing, fault finding and verification, gaining exposure to different stages of the product development process.

• →Support the design and development of electronic circuits, assemblies and systems.
• →Contribute to electronic design activities and the development of system architectures.
• →Assist with component selection, evaluation and subsystem testing.
• →Produce electronic schematics and work with PCB layout engineers.
• →Carry out circuit analysis, simulation and testing.
• →Support the integration, verification and validation of electronic assemblies.
• →Assist with the preparation and maintenance of electronics specifications and technical documentation.
• →Undertake fault finding, debugging and investigation of electronic circuits.
• →Contribute to design reviews and engineering studies to improve product performance and reliability.
• →Ensure designs and testing activities comply with relevant engineering standards and requirements.
• →Work closely with systems, software, mechanical and other engineering teams to support successful project delivery.

• A degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering or another relevant scientific or numerate discipline.
• Membership of a relevant professional institution, such as the IET or IEEE.
• Candidates with relevant academic knowledge, practical project experience or transferable engineering skills are encouraged to apply. We are interested in individuals who can demonstrate a solid understanding of electronics and a willingness to develop their expertise.

• A good understanding of electronic circuit design and electronic engineering principles.
• Familiarity with electronic design, analysis or simulation tools.
• An understanding of Design for Test (DFT) and Design for Manufacture (DFM) principles.
• Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• A proactive approach to learning, developing technical skills and resolving engineering challenges.
• Familiarity with electronic circuit design, schematic capture and PCB development.
• Exposure to safety-critical or highly regulated engineering environments.
• Familiarity with electronics testing, verification and fault-finding techniques.

• Experience in electronics design, development or testing, gained through industry experience, placements or relevant projects.

• Experience using electronics design and simulation tools.

• Understanding of analogue and/or digital electronic systems.

• Experience with testing, debugging and fault-finding of electronic circuits and assemblies.

• Knowledge of component selection, circuit performance and design verification.

• Experience working within an engineering team to deliver technical solutions against defined requirements.

• Exposure to defence, aerospace or other safety-critical industries would be advantageous.

• Experience designing, developing or testing electronic circuits and assemblies.
• Experience within the defence, aerospace or wider engineering sectors.
• Experience or knowledge in one or more of the following areas:
  • Analogue electronics
  • Digital electronics
  • Power electronics
  • High-frequency electronics
  • Electronic architecture