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Senior Electronics Engineer (RF Focus)

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Introduction

We are looking for an RF Electronics Engineer to join our world-class multidisciplinary team and help solve complex technical challenges across a wide range of industries.

The role

At Cambridge Consultants, we help our clients develop breakthrough technologies across industries including Energy and Industrial, Defence and Security, Consumer, Telecoms, Healthcare and Biotechnology, and many others.

As an Electronics Engineer with an RF focus, you will work within multidisciplinary project teams to solve challenging technical problems for clients ranging from ambitious start-ups to global organisations and government bodies

You'll take ownership of the electronics elements of projects, contributing both broad electronics expertise and specialist RF knowledge.

</p> <p>We're interested in hearing from engineers at different stages of their careers, from those building on an existing RF specialism through to experienced RF engineers looking to apply their expertise to a wider variety of technical challenges.

We'll shape the role around the.

Habilidades

, experience and impact you bring.

We're less concerned with experience of specific software packages than with a strong track record of solving RF and electronics challenges

However, candidates may have experience with tools such as CST, HFSS, Microwave Office, and Altium PCB design, and we'd welcome exposure to any of these areas, even if not all of them.

</p> <p>This role is well suited to engineers who enjoy tackling unfamiliar problems, working closely with clients and multidisciplinary teams, and taking ownership of delivering robust, real-world solutions.

As your career develops, you'll have opportunities to deepen your technical expertise, broaden your.

Responsabilidades

, and contribute to the growth of new client opportunities.

What will you be doing?

Some interesting electronics challenges that we’ve previously solved include: