Electronics Engineer
Job Description
Electronics Engineer
\nBristol
\n£40000 - £60000
\nYT Technologies are currently partnering with Domin, a high-growth technology business that is fundamentally redefining motion control. They are combining additive manufacturing, fluid mechanics, and high-speed electric machinery to build the next generation of advanced hydraulic systems.
\nThey are looking for anElectronics Engineer
\nYou will work on embedded motor-drive electronics and control systems that combine sensing, communications, power electronics, and embedded control into compact, high-performance hardware operating in demanding real-world environments.
\nThis role is ideal for an engineer who enjoys taking ownership of real hardware problems - someone equally comfortable designing circuits, debugging prototypes in the lab, working through validation activity, and collaborating closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams to deliver production-ready systems.
\nThe Role:
\nKey Responsibilities;
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- Design and develop electronics hardware for embedded motor-control and electrohydraulic systems. \n
- Produce schematics, PCB layouts, and supporting engineering documentation using Altium Designer. \n
- Carry out prototype bring-up, hardware debugging, validation, and test activities. \n
- Define and execute electronics-level validation and test plans to validate circuit functionality and performance. \n
- Collaborate closely with embedded software, mechanical, and controls engineers to support system integration. \n
- Support iterative improvement of existing electronics designs through testing, analysis, and engineering change activity. \n
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Essential Requirements;
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- Degree-level education in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Maths, or a closely related discipline. \n
- 2-7 years Industry experience developing electronics hardware in a product development environment. \n
- Strong understanding of mixed-signal electronics design, schematic capture, PCB layout, and practical circuit debugging. \n
- Experience using professional ECAD tools, ideally Altium Designer. \n
- Ability to independently make circuit-level design decisions and define appropriate hardware validation activities. \n
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Why Domin?
\nKey Benefits
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- Private medical insurance for all employees
\n - 5% employer pension contribution, independent of personal contribution (National
\n - Insurance savings passed on to employees through the pension scheme)
\n - Annual bonus scheme of up to 5 weeks salary, awarded for exceptional contribution
\n - Annual leave aligned to working pattern, typically 22 days for employees working a 9-day compressed fortnight or 27 days for employees working a full 10-day fortnight
\n - Enhanced maternity leave after two years service, including 3 months full pay
\n - Enhanced paternity leave after two years service, including 2 weeks full pay
\n - Paid sabbatical opportunities after 7 and 14 years service
\n - Option to work away from the office for up to 7 calendar days once per holiday year after 3 years service \n
Life at Domin
\n In addition to the core benefits, Domin provides a range of everyday benefits that support a positive, practical and rewarding working environment.
\n These include:
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- Cycle to work scheme
\n - Free parking
\n - Flexible working policies
\n - Summer sports day
\n - Christmas party with partners
\n - High-quality tea and coffee
\n - Free unlimited snacks
\n - Monthly breakfast club \n
If you are a motivated Electronics Engineer looking to make a tangible impact on a product roadmap, I want to hear from you. Please apply within.
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