Senior Electronics Engineer (Mixed Signal) - remote

Senior Electronics Engineer (Analogue & Digital)

Salary: £55,000 to £60,000 per annum
Location: 90% remote, occasional visits to client site in London

Company information

This client's mission is to save lives by developing low-cost, portable brain imaging. They are developing a portable, wearable headset that enables brain imaging at the bedside or the roadside. Our technology uses infrared light to image blood at high resolution and automatically detect injuries.

We're looking for people who want to grow with the company, take on responsibility and adapt to new challenges. You will work in a tight-knit team but have the autonomy to have a big impact on the product,
the company and the world.

Role description

The role is to design and develop the electronics for wearable infrared medical imaging. The product uses a high density emitter and detector array. The device operates in a challenging environment for signal-to-noise so experience working with high fidelity/low noise electronics is essential. You will continually push the state of the art in lightweight, high sensitivity electronics to produce life-saving products.

You will work alongside a small, focussed team of engineers and scientists to develop the product. Within the team, you will have ownership of the analogue front-end and work independently to design the analogue architecture. You will also collaborate with the team, contributing to all aspects of device design, from mechanics to firmware.

There are options for flexible and remote working. Stock options will be offered.

Role responsibilities

○ Analogue architecture design of compact, low noise optical measurement systems
○ Analogue architecture and design analysis of modulation and demodulation systems
○ Analogue circuits design, PCB design, layout and schematic capture
○ Willing to participate in all aspects of the system design from mechanics to firmware
Core experience
○ 10 years' experience developing a range of high sensitivity electronic sensor measurement systems
○ Experience developing photodetector circuits for low noise applications
○ Development low noise A/D acquisition
○ Mixed signal PCB design, layout and schematic capture, optimising for low noise
○ Practical implementation of digital signal processing

Desirable experience

○ Designing front end amplifiers in the pA range
○ Designing shielding and noise reduction for high sensitivity scientific/measurement equipment
○ Designing digital or analogue lock in amplifiers
○ FPGA digital signal processing design (FIR, FFT, Fixed point,∑Δ, etc)
○ Awareness of system characterisation over process, voltage and temperature
○ Instrumentation control for validating and characterising prototype designs
○ Firmware development using C and/or C++
○ Data analysis and signal processing on PC (Python, numpy, bash, matlab, R, etc.)

If you would like to apply for this role, please contact Alex Tattum or Phil Tate on (phone number removed) or by sending your CV to (url removed)