A position for a Principal Test Engineer role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Principal Test Engineer, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for defining, maintaining, and continuously improving test strategies, standards, processes, and technologies to ensure robust, efficient, and compliant product test solutions. Ideal candidates for the Principal Test Engineer job based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will have experience across the following areas: Extensive experience in test engineering within a manufacturing environment Strong understanding of Automated test systems (ATE) This is a fantastic opportunity for a Principal Test Engineer to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this Principal Test Engineer role in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1300 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Project Management roles.
09/10/2026
Full time
A position for a Principal Test Engineer role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Principal Test Engineer, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for defining, maintaining, and continuously improving test strategies, standards, processes, and technologies to ensure robust, efficient, and compliant product test solutions. Ideal candidates for the Principal Test Engineer job based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will have experience across the following areas: Extensive experience in test engineering within a manufacturing environment Strong understanding of Automated test systems (ATE) This is a fantastic opportunity for a Principal Test Engineer to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this Principal Test Engineer role in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1300 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Project Management roles.
An Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer is sought to join an innovative engineering team in the UK, contributing to the development, support, and deployment of advanced electronics manufacturing equipment and application solutions. The Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer, UK, will be expected to develop your understanding in the field, learning from peers and senior engineers in technical areas and industry best practices. This may include electronics manufacturing processes, equipment applications, and customer-facing technical support. Responsibilities include: Work with sales, customers, and suppliers to define application requirements and solution specifications. Prepare and configure equipment and systems for demonstrations, installations, and customer evaluations. Develop and execute application trials, demonstrations, and acceptance testing (FAT/SAT). Debug and validate equipment and process performance using diagnostic tools and engineering knowledge. Collaborate with sales, engineering, and supplier teams for seamless project delivery. Maintain comprehensive technical documentation, training materials, and presentation content. Support customers and internal teams with technical queries, training, and application support. Key skills & experience: Degree/qualification in Electronic Engineering or equivalent industry experience. Proficiency with electronics manufacturing equipment and related systems. Practical experience with SMT equipment, test processes, or production environments. Strong problem-solving and analytical skills. Effective communication and teamwork abilities. How to apply: Apply now for the Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer role in the UK. Send your CV to (url removed) or call Adam on (phone number removed)
07/10/2026
Full time
An Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer is sought to join an innovative engineering team in the UK, contributing to the development, support, and deployment of advanced electronics manufacturing equipment and application solutions. The Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer, UK, will be expected to develop your understanding in the field, learning from peers and senior engineers in technical areas and industry best practices. This may include electronics manufacturing processes, equipment applications, and customer-facing technical support. Responsibilities include: Work with sales, customers, and suppliers to define application requirements and solution specifications. Prepare and configure equipment and systems for demonstrations, installations, and customer evaluations. Develop and execute application trials, demonstrations, and acceptance testing (FAT/SAT). Debug and validate equipment and process performance using diagnostic tools and engineering knowledge. Collaborate with sales, engineering, and supplier teams for seamless project delivery. Maintain comprehensive technical documentation, training materials, and presentation content. Support customers and internal teams with technical queries, training, and application support. Key skills & experience: Degree/qualification in Electronic Engineering or equivalent industry experience. Proficiency with electronics manufacturing equipment and related systems. Practical experience with SMT equipment, test processes, or production environments. Strong problem-solving and analytical skills. Effective communication and teamwork abilities. How to apply: Apply now for the Applications Support Engineer / Field Applications Engineer role in the UK. Send your CV to (url removed) or call Adam on (phone number removed)
Laser Application Support Engineer - (6 Month FTC) Are you a Laser Applications Engineer looking for your next challenge? My client has an exciting opportunity for a hands-on and technically minded Laser Application Support Engineer to join their growing team on a 6-month fixed term contract, supporting the development, commissioning and optimisation of laser-based machinery and processes within a specialist engineering environment. This is a hands-on role where you will be involved in laser applications, machine commissioning, laser alignment and process development, working closely with customers and internal engineering teams to develop and optimise laser processes to meet specific requirements. In this Laser Application Support Engineer role based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, you will be responsible for the following: Working on practical laser applications and collaborating with end-users to tailor laser systems and processes to specific requirements. Supporting the commissioning and alignment of optical machines, ensuring systems are correctly set up and operational. Designing and carrying out experiments to establish the appropriate laser process conditions to meet customer requirements. Carrying out laser alignment and working with laser beams in a practical, hands-on environment Working with CO2 lasers and micromachining systems to support R&D activities, customer samples and process development. The successful applicant for this Laser Application Support Engineer job based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire should have: Practical, hands-on experience working with lasers and laser-based machinery, ideally within an engineering, manufacturing, laboratory or R&D environment. Experience with laser alignment, laser applications or using laser systems to process materials. CO2 laser experience would be highly advantageous. A practical understanding of complete laser systems and machinery, rather than experience solely within the manufacture of laser sources or components. A degree in Physics or a related technical discipline would be advantageous, particularly for graduates with relevant practical laser experience. This is a 6-month fixed term contract, based fully on-site in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, with the potential for the position to become permanent. To apply for this Laser Application Support Engineer - 6 Month Fixed Term Contract job based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire please send your CV to (url removed) or call Nick on (phone number removed) for more information.
07/10/2026
Full time
Laser Application Support Engineer - (6 Month FTC) Are you a Laser Applications Engineer looking for your next challenge? My client has an exciting opportunity for a hands-on and technically minded Laser Application Support Engineer to join their growing team on a 6-month fixed term contract, supporting the development, commissioning and optimisation of laser-based machinery and processes within a specialist engineering environment. This is a hands-on role where you will be involved in laser applications, machine commissioning, laser alignment and process development, working closely with customers and internal engineering teams to develop and optimise laser processes to meet specific requirements. In this Laser Application Support Engineer role based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, you will be responsible for the following: Working on practical laser applications and collaborating with end-users to tailor laser systems and processes to specific requirements. Supporting the commissioning and alignment of optical machines, ensuring systems are correctly set up and operational. Designing and carrying out experiments to establish the appropriate laser process conditions to meet customer requirements. Carrying out laser alignment and working with laser beams in a practical, hands-on environment Working with CO2 lasers and micromachining systems to support R&D activities, customer samples and process development. The successful applicant for this Laser Application Support Engineer job based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire should have: Practical, hands-on experience working with lasers and laser-based machinery, ideally within an engineering, manufacturing, laboratory or R&D environment. Experience with laser alignment, laser applications or using laser systems to process materials. CO2 laser experience would be highly advantageous. A practical understanding of complete laser systems and machinery, rather than experience solely within the manufacture of laser sources or components. A degree in Physics or a related technical discipline would be advantageous, particularly for graduates with relevant practical laser experience. This is a 6-month fixed term contract, based fully on-site in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, with the potential for the position to become permanent. To apply for this Laser Application Support Engineer - 6 Month Fixed Term Contract job based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire please send your CV to (url removed) or call Nick on (phone number removed) for more information.
A job for a IT Support Technician role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The IT Support Technician, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for the user application support, user administration and local infrastructure support across windows based applications. Ideal candidates for the IT Support Technician job based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will have experience across the following areas: Proven experience maintaining a corporate technical infrastructure Strong problem-solving skills Practical experience administering and supporting Microsoft 365 services is essential, including user and licence administration, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams. This is a fantastic opportunity for a IT Support Technician to join a well established centre of excellence that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this IT Support Technician role in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1422 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to IT Infrastructure roles.
06/10/2026
Full time
A job for a IT Support Technician role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The IT Support Technician, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for the user application support, user administration and local infrastructure support across windows based applications. Ideal candidates for the IT Support Technician job based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will have experience across the following areas: Proven experience maintaining a corporate technical infrastructure Strong problem-solving skills Practical experience administering and supporting Microsoft 365 services is essential, including user and licence administration, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams. This is a fantastic opportunity for a IT Support Technician to join a well established centre of excellence that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this IT Support Technician role in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1422 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to IT Infrastructure roles.
An excellent opportunity for a Senior Software Engineer- C# with .Net and Restful API with the job based in Uxbridge. With continued growth of the business my client is looking for a Senior Software engineer to be a part of a motivated engineering team working for a world leader in instrumentation. You will be developing detailed code for the development of next gen products. To be a great match for the Uxbridge based job as a Senior Software Engineer, you will come from a strong background in a variety of languages such as C# .Net AND VB and have the experience to design, code and debug applications in various software languages. The company develop software applications to complement their products which manage the products calibration process and allow data to be extracted from the equipment. To be considered for the Senior Software Engineer job with C# you will require experience with: C# and RESTful API SQL and VB Microsoft Visual Studio AND .NET framework Data communication skills Software development methodologies This job is a great opportunity for a driven Software engineer in Uxbridge. To apply for this job please send your CV to (url removed) or give Ricky Wilcocks a call on (phone number removed).
02/10/2026
Full time
An excellent opportunity for a Senior Software Engineer- C# with .Net and Restful API with the job based in Uxbridge. With continued growth of the business my client is looking for a Senior Software engineer to be a part of a motivated engineering team working for a world leader in instrumentation. You will be developing detailed code for the development of next gen products. To be a great match for the Uxbridge based job as a Senior Software Engineer, you will come from a strong background in a variety of languages such as C# .Net AND VB and have the experience to design, code and debug applications in various software languages. The company develop software applications to complement their products which manage the products calibration process and allow data to be extracted from the equipment. To be considered for the Senior Software Engineer job with C# you will require experience with: C# and RESTful API SQL and VB Microsoft Visual Studio AND .NET framework Data communication skills Software development methodologies This job is a great opportunity for a driven Software engineer in Uxbridge. To apply for this job please send your CV to (url removed) or give Ricky Wilcocks a call on (phone number removed).
C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics Are you a Software Engineer with provable commercial experience working on software connecting to devices? If so, my client has an exciting opportunity for you! You will play a key role in designing, developing and implementing software for cutting-edge optical machinery used within advanced manufacturing environments. In this role as a C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics based in Oxfordshire, you will be responsible for the following: Developing and maintaining software applications using C# and WPF for specialist industrial machinery. Designing, implementing and testing software that interfaces directly with hardware and machine control systems. Working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams including Electronics, Mechanical and R&D Engineers to deliver innovative solutions. Supporting the development of new products and continuous improvement of existing software platforms. Contributing throughout the full software development lifecycle from design through to deployment. The successful applicant for this C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics role based in Oxfordshire will: Have provable commercial experience developing software using C# and WPF. Have experience developing software that interfaces directly with hardware or industrial machinery. Hold a degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics or a related engineering discipline. Have a strong understanding of object-oriented programming principles. Any experience with MVVM, machine vision, OpenCV, image processing or industrial automation would be advantageous. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing organisation that designs and manufactures highly specialised optical machinery, offering excellent long-term career development and the opportunity to work on genuinely innovative technology. To apply for the role of Software Design Engineer based in Oxfordshire, please send your CV to (url removed), or for more information contact Nick Drain on (phone number removed).
01/10/2026
Full time
C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics Are you a Software Engineer with provable commercial experience working on software connecting to devices? If so, my client has an exciting opportunity for you! You will play a key role in designing, developing and implementing software for cutting-edge optical machinery used within advanced manufacturing environments. In this role as a C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics based in Oxfordshire, you will be responsible for the following: Developing and maintaining software applications using C# and WPF for specialist industrial machinery. Designing, implementing and testing software that interfaces directly with hardware and machine control systems. Working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams including Electronics, Mechanical and R&D Engineers to deliver innovative solutions. Supporting the development of new products and continuous improvement of existing software platforms. Contributing throughout the full software development lifecycle from design through to deployment. The successful applicant for this C# WPF Software Engineer - Electronics role based in Oxfordshire will: Have provable commercial experience developing software using C# and WPF. Have experience developing software that interfaces directly with hardware or industrial machinery. Hold a degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics or a related engineering discipline. Have a strong understanding of object-oriented programming principles. Any experience with MVVM, machine vision, OpenCV, image processing or industrial automation would be advantageous. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing organisation that designs and manufactures highly specialised optical machinery, offering excellent long-term career development and the opportunity to work on genuinely innovative technology. To apply for the role of Software Design Engineer based in Oxfordshire, please send your CV to (url removed), or for more information contact Nick Drain on (phone number removed).
Robotics Software Engineer - C++ / ROS2 / Linux Are you an experienced Software Engineer with strong expertise in C++ and ROS2, combined with a background in robotics and Linux environments? Are you based in the Cambridge area, or interested in joining one of the UK's leading centres for robotics and technology innovation? If so, our client - an innovative tech-for-good start-up - is looking to hire a Robotics Software Engineer based in Cambridge, UK, supporting operations across both UK and EU teams. Key responsibilities: Design, develop, and test software systems for advanced robotic platforms using C++ & ROS 2. Collaborate with electronics, mechatronics, and research teams within an Agile development environment Test, debug, and validate software performance and reliability Provide on-site support for physical robotic systems, including occasional travel to field locations To be successful, you should have: 3 Years experience in an industry Software Design position. A degree (or Master's) in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline Strong commercial experience with C++ (C+ or later) and Linux Extensive hands-on experience with ROS2 (ROS1 knowledge also beneficial) Experience with robotics software development and integration This role offers a competitive salary and benefits package, alongside the opportunity to join a pioneering technology company with excellent career progression and profit-share potential. To apply for this Robotics Software Engineer - C++ / ROS2 opportunity, please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed)
01/10/2026
Full time
Robotics Software Engineer - C++ / ROS2 / Linux Are you an experienced Software Engineer with strong expertise in C++ and ROS2, combined with a background in robotics and Linux environments? Are you based in the Cambridge area, or interested in joining one of the UK's leading centres for robotics and technology innovation? If so, our client - an innovative tech-for-good start-up - is looking to hire a Robotics Software Engineer based in Cambridge, UK, supporting operations across both UK and EU teams. Key responsibilities: Design, develop, and test software systems for advanced robotic platforms using C++ & ROS 2. Collaborate with electronics, mechatronics, and research teams within an Agile development environment Test, debug, and validate software performance and reliability Provide on-site support for physical robotic systems, including occasional travel to field locations To be successful, you should have: 3 Years experience in an industry Software Design position. A degree (or Master's) in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline Strong commercial experience with C++ (C+ or later) and Linux Extensive hands-on experience with ROS2 (ROS1 knowledge also beneficial) Experience with robotics software development and integration This role offers a competitive salary and benefits package, alongside the opportunity to join a pioneering technology company with excellent career progression and profit-share potential. To apply for this Robotics Software Engineer - C++ / ROS2 opportunity, please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed)
The Redline Group has an urgent requirement for a Contract Firmware Engineer to support an innovative engineering business based in Cambridge. The company develops advanced safety technologies and is seeking an experienced contractor to support the development of a next-generation product currently entering the beta phase of development. This is a hands-on role focused on firmware development, hardware bring-up, peripheral integration and platform development, working closely with Senior Engineers on a dedicated new product development programme. Key Skills Required - Contract Firmware Engineer Strong Embedded C Firmware Development experience STM32 Bare-Metal Debug & Bring Up Microcontroller Development (STM32, NXP, Renesas, Microchip or similar) Board Support Package (BSP) Development Serial Communications including SPI, I2C, UART and CAN This role is expected to start early October and last 5 months initially with potential for extension. The successful contractor will be required on-site in Dry Drayton, Cambridge, ideally 5 days per week. This role has an indicative OUTSIDE IR35 determination therefore we can accept candidates who would like to operate through their own PSC. For more information or to apply for the Contract Firmware Engineer role based in Cambridge, please contact Maddie Ramsden at (url removed) or call (phone number removed), quoting reference MMR1073.
23/09/2026
Contractor
The Redline Group has an urgent requirement for a Contract Firmware Engineer to support an innovative engineering business based in Cambridge. The company develops advanced safety technologies and is seeking an experienced contractor to support the development of a next-generation product currently entering the beta phase of development. This is a hands-on role focused on firmware development, hardware bring-up, peripheral integration and platform development, working closely with Senior Engineers on a dedicated new product development programme. Key Skills Required - Contract Firmware Engineer Strong Embedded C Firmware Development experience STM32 Bare-Metal Debug & Bring Up Microcontroller Development (STM32, NXP, Renesas, Microchip or similar) Board Support Package (BSP) Development Serial Communications including SPI, I2C, UART and CAN This role is expected to start early October and last 5 months initially with potential for extension. The successful contractor will be required on-site in Dry Drayton, Cambridge, ideally 5 days per week. This role has an indicative OUTSIDE IR35 determination therefore we can accept candidates who would like to operate through their own PSC. For more information or to apply for the Contract Firmware Engineer role based in Cambridge, please contact Maddie Ramsden at (url removed) or call (phone number removed), quoting reference MMR1073.
Our client, an established technical business specialising in industrial drives, motors and related solutions, are looking for a Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors to join their team on a permanent basis. This is a remote South UK-based sales role focused on generating new business, developing existing accounts and increasing revenue and market share across the region. Key responsibilities of the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK: Identify and develop new B2B customers through targeted outbound sales activity Promote drives, motors and associated products and services Develop existing customer relationships and identify opportunities for account growth Build and maintain accurate customer profiles and CRM activity Manage opportunities from initial contact through to successful business development Achieve agreed sales, revenue and gross profit targets Analyse market share, competitor activity and customer opportunities Work closely with marketing, purchasing, accounts, warehouse and branch teams Produce regular sales, activity and budget reports Identify opportunities to improve internal and external processes and profitability Support the development of the South UK sales strategy and future growth plans Experience required for the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK: Proven B2B sales or business development experience Experience within sales, telesales or customer-facing technical environments Knowledge of drives, motors or related industrial/electrical products Strong ability to identify new business opportunities and develop existing accounts Commercially driven with experience working towards sales or margin targets Excellent communication, negotiation and customer relationship skills Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office and CRM systems Highly organised with strong attention to detail Self-motivated and confident working remotely and independently Ability to understand technical products and communicate their benefits to customers If this the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call Ben on (phone number removed).
18/09/2026
Full time
Our client, an established technical business specialising in industrial drives, motors and related solutions, are looking for a Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors to join their team on a permanent basis. This is a remote South UK-based sales role focused on generating new business, developing existing accounts and increasing revenue and market share across the region. Key responsibilities of the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK: Identify and develop new B2B customers through targeted outbound sales activity Promote drives, motors and associated products and services Develop existing customer relationships and identify opportunities for account growth Build and maintain accurate customer profiles and CRM activity Manage opportunities from initial contact through to successful business development Achieve agreed sales, revenue and gross profit targets Analyse market share, competitor activity and customer opportunities Work closely with marketing, purchasing, accounts, warehouse and branch teams Produce regular sales, activity and budget reports Identify opportunities to improve internal and external processes and profitability Support the development of the South UK sales strategy and future growth plans Experience required for the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK: Proven B2B sales or business development experience Experience within sales, telesales or customer-facing technical environments Knowledge of drives, motors or related industrial/electrical products Strong ability to identify new business opportunities and develop existing accounts Commercially driven with experience working towards sales or margin targets Excellent communication, negotiation and customer relationship skills Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office and CRM systems Highly organised with strong attention to detail Self-motivated and confident working remotely and independently Ability to understand technical products and communicate their benefits to customers If this the Business Development Manager - Drives/Motors job covering the South of the UK could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call Ben on (phone number removed).
Excellent opportunity for a Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas to join a leading provider of advanced wireless connectivity solutions, responsible for driving sales growth across the UK and European markets. Working with embedded antenna technologies and wireless communication products, you will engage with OEMs, channel partners and engineering teams to expand existing customer relationships and develop new business opportunities. Key responsibilities for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role: Drive sales growth and develop new business opportunities across a defined UK and European territory. Develop and maintain strong relationships with OEM customers and key accounts. Manage, support and grow channel partner sales activities. Qualify and manage customer technical and commercial requirements. Work closely with engineering and global sales teams to deliver customer solutions. Recommend suitable wireless and antenna products based on application requirements. Negotiate pricing, terms and commercial agreements to secure business. Attend industry exhibitions, customer meetings and partner events. Monitor market trends and identify emerging business opportunities. Provide market feedback to support future product development activities. Key skills required for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role: Experience selling electronic components, wireless technologies, RF products or related technical solutions. Proven track record of winning and developing business with OEM customers. Knowledge of antenna technology, RF, GNSS, wireless connectivity or IoT applications. Experience managing distributors and channel partners. Strong commercial, negotiation and relationship management skills. Ability to engage with both technical and commercial stakeholders. Self-motivated with experience managing a sales territory and delivering revenue growth. Comfortable working within an international and cross-functional environment. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing technology company at the forefront of wireless connectivity, offering the opportunity to work with innovative products, international customers and a highly collaborative engineering-led environment. APPLY NOW! To apply for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role, please send your CV to (url removed), or for more information contact Mike Belmar on (phone number removed).
17/09/2026
Full time
Excellent opportunity for a Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas to join a leading provider of advanced wireless connectivity solutions, responsible for driving sales growth across the UK and European markets. Working with embedded antenna technologies and wireless communication products, you will engage with OEMs, channel partners and engineering teams to expand existing customer relationships and develop new business opportunities. Key responsibilities for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role: Drive sales growth and develop new business opportunities across a defined UK and European territory. Develop and maintain strong relationships with OEM customers and key accounts. Manage, support and grow channel partner sales activities. Qualify and manage customer technical and commercial requirements. Work closely with engineering and global sales teams to deliver customer solutions. Recommend suitable wireless and antenna products based on application requirements. Negotiate pricing, terms and commercial agreements to secure business. Attend industry exhibitions, customer meetings and partner events. Monitor market trends and identify emerging business opportunities. Provide market feedback to support future product development activities. Key skills required for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role: Experience selling electronic components, wireless technologies, RF products or related technical solutions. Proven track record of winning and developing business with OEM customers. Knowledge of antenna technology, RF, GNSS, wireless connectivity or IoT applications. Experience managing distributors and channel partners. Strong commercial, negotiation and relationship management skills. Ability to engage with both technical and commercial stakeholders. Self-motivated with experience managing a sales territory and delivering revenue growth. Comfortable working within an international and cross-functional environment. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing technology company at the forefront of wireless connectivity, offering the opportunity to work with innovative products, international customers and a highly collaborative engineering-led environment. APPLY NOW! To apply for the Business Development Manager - Embedded Antennas hybrid role, please send your CV to (url removed), or for more information contact Mike Belmar on (phone number removed).
Are you a Principal Software Engineer with a strong background in DSP, embedded software and developing 5G communications applications? If so I'd like to speak with you! A well-established R&D organisation and market leader is looking to rapidly expand its engineering team and is seeking a Principal Software Engineer to provide technical leadership within its development team near Leicestershire. As a Principal Software Engineer, you will take technical ownership of complex embedded software and DSP development activities, supporting the design and implementation of advanced communications systems. The successful candidate will bring strong embedded/bare-metal software experience, a deep understanding of digital signal processing, and proven capability in implementing communication signal processing algorithms such as DDCs, filters and FFTs. Skills/Experience required for the Principal Software Engineer job based near Leicestershire include: BEng/BSc or MSc/MEng within Engineering, ideally Electronics, Telecommunications, Software Engineering or a similar discipline Significant experience in DSP algorithm simulation, embedded software development and 5G communications systems Strong expertise in bare-metal and embedded C development, with the ability to guide architecture and implementation decisions Experience developing and debugging software in Linux-based environments Proven ability to provide technical leadership, mentor engineers and influence software design across the full development lifecycle Experience of the following would be advantageous for the Principal Software Engineer job based near Leicestershire: Experience with Yocto-based Board Support Packages Cross compilers, including ARM GCC or similar toolchains FreeRTOS experience Experience with typical embedded control peripherals, such as RAM, Flash, UART, PWM, A/D, CAN, I2C and SPI Cortex M3/M4 Microcontrollers or similar. Experience with the efficient implementation of communications DSP algorithms, such as FFTs, filtering and DDC, including exposure to VHDL This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established, highly profitable company investing heavily in R&D. This is a great chance for a Principal Software Engineer to take a senior technical role within a consistently growing technology company, with the opportunity to influence product direction, support engineering best practice and contribute to the development of advanced communications technology. To apply for the Principal Software Engineer job, please send your CV to Ricky Wilcocks at (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)
16/09/2026
Full time
Are you a Principal Software Engineer with a strong background in DSP, embedded software and developing 5G communications applications? If so I'd like to speak with you! A well-established R&D organisation and market leader is looking to rapidly expand its engineering team and is seeking a Principal Software Engineer to provide technical leadership within its development team near Leicestershire. As a Principal Software Engineer, you will take technical ownership of complex embedded software and DSP development activities, supporting the design and implementation of advanced communications systems. The successful candidate will bring strong embedded/bare-metal software experience, a deep understanding of digital signal processing, and proven capability in implementing communication signal processing algorithms such as DDCs, filters and FFTs. Skills/Experience required for the Principal Software Engineer job based near Leicestershire include: BEng/BSc or MSc/MEng within Engineering, ideally Electronics, Telecommunications, Software Engineering or a similar discipline Significant experience in DSP algorithm simulation, embedded software development and 5G communications systems Strong expertise in bare-metal and embedded C development, with the ability to guide architecture and implementation decisions Experience developing and debugging software in Linux-based environments Proven ability to provide technical leadership, mentor engineers and influence software design across the full development lifecycle Experience of the following would be advantageous for the Principal Software Engineer job based near Leicestershire: Experience with Yocto-based Board Support Packages Cross compilers, including ARM GCC or similar toolchains FreeRTOS experience Experience with typical embedded control peripherals, such as RAM, Flash, UART, PWM, A/D, CAN, I2C and SPI Cortex M3/M4 Microcontrollers or similar. Experience with the efficient implementation of communications DSP algorithms, such as FFTs, filtering and DDC, including exposure to VHDL This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established, highly profitable company investing heavily in R&D. This is a great chance for a Principal Software Engineer to take a senior technical role within a consistently growing technology company, with the opportunity to influence product direction, support engineering best practice and contribute to the development of advanced communications technology. To apply for the Principal Software Engineer job, please send your CV to Ricky Wilcocks at (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Sustaining Hardware Engineer to join a growing technology organisation developing and manufacturing high-performance embedded computing solutions for the defence, aerospace, telecommunications and other high-reliability industries. The company has been delivering high-end computer systems and associated hardware for over four decades and continues to experience strong year-on-year growth. With continued investment in new product development, existing product lifecycles and engineering facilities, the business is expanding its Sustaining Engineering team. This is a technically varied role focused on maintaining, improving and extending the lifecycle of complex electronic products already in production. The successful candidate will work across high-speed digital electronics, microprocessors, complex PCBs, memory, Ethernet and computer architectures, supporting component obsolescence, customer-specific modifications, troubleshooting and design verification. This role would suit a technically strong hardware or electronics engineer with experience in high-speed digital circuit design who enjoys solving complex technical problems and working across multiple areas of electronic engineering. Defence experience is beneficial but not essential, with candidates from sectors such as medical, automotive and other high-reliability electronics environments also considered. Main Responsibilities of the Sustaining Hardware Engineer (Colchester): Support and maintain existing high-end computer systems and associated electronic hardware Manage component obsolescence and identify suitable replacement or equivalent components Develop re-spins and modifications to legacy products to extend their operational lifecycle Investigate and resolve faults and technical issues within existing hardware designs Carry out small-scale hardware and schematic modifications to existing products Support customer-specific product modifications and customisation requirements Identify technical requirements and ensure appropriate analysis and development activities are completed Work closely with the CAD team on PCB layout and verify completed designs Conduct schematic and PCB design reviews Perform design verification and testing following hardware modifications Use laboratory equipment including oscilloscopes, analysers and thermal chambers Support products through testing and verification to ensure reliability and performance Report technical issues, development activity and project progress Prepare and submit technical work for review as part of obsolescence management activities Work collaboratively with design engineering, technical support and other internal teams Provide technical input and feedback to improve engineering processes and methodologies Requirements of the Sustaining Hardware Engineer (Colchester): Strong experience in high-speed digital circuit design Experience working with complex electronic systems and PCBs Strong debugging and fault-finding skills Experience modifying and troubleshooting existing hardware designs Ability to understand and work from complex schematics Experience with design verification and electronic testing Comfortable working with laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes and analysers Ability to work collaboratively across engineering and technical teams Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Degree in Electrical, Electronic, Computer Engineering or a related discipline would be advantageous Experience within one or more of the following technology areas would be highly advantageous: High-Speed Digital Electronics Microprocessor-Based Systems PC Motherboard Architecture High-Speed Signalling High-Speed Ethernet Complex Memory / DDR4 PCI Express FPGA / Programmable Logic Intel or ARM Chipsets Complex PCB Design Embedded Systems Component Obsolescence Design Verification & Testing Electronic Debugging Desirable: Experience working with PC motherboard architecture and 64-bit microprocessors Experience with PCI Express, Ethernet or DDR4 memory technologies Experience with programmable logic devices or FPGA technology Knowledge or appreciation of embedded software Experience with Intel or ARM chipsets Experience managing component obsolescence and product lifecycle extensions Experience modifying existing hardware designs and supporting customer-specific requirements Experience within defence, aerospace, telecommunications, medical or automotive electronics Experience working with technically complex, high-reliability electronic products To apply for this Sustaining Hardware Engineer opportunity, please send your please send your CV to Kishan Chandarana at Redline Group: (url removed)
15/09/2026
Full time
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Sustaining Hardware Engineer to join a growing technology organisation developing and manufacturing high-performance embedded computing solutions for the defence, aerospace, telecommunications and other high-reliability industries. The company has been delivering high-end computer systems and associated hardware for over four decades and continues to experience strong year-on-year growth. With continued investment in new product development, existing product lifecycles and engineering facilities, the business is expanding its Sustaining Engineering team. This is a technically varied role focused on maintaining, improving and extending the lifecycle of complex electronic products already in production. The successful candidate will work across high-speed digital electronics, microprocessors, complex PCBs, memory, Ethernet and computer architectures, supporting component obsolescence, customer-specific modifications, troubleshooting and design verification. This role would suit a technically strong hardware or electronics engineer with experience in high-speed digital circuit design who enjoys solving complex technical problems and working across multiple areas of electronic engineering. Defence experience is beneficial but not essential, with candidates from sectors such as medical, automotive and other high-reliability electronics environments also considered. Main Responsibilities of the Sustaining Hardware Engineer (Colchester): Support and maintain existing high-end computer systems and associated electronic hardware Manage component obsolescence and identify suitable replacement or equivalent components Develop re-spins and modifications to legacy products to extend their operational lifecycle Investigate and resolve faults and technical issues within existing hardware designs Carry out small-scale hardware and schematic modifications to existing products Support customer-specific product modifications and customisation requirements Identify technical requirements and ensure appropriate analysis and development activities are completed Work closely with the CAD team on PCB layout and verify completed designs Conduct schematic and PCB design reviews Perform design verification and testing following hardware modifications Use laboratory equipment including oscilloscopes, analysers and thermal chambers Support products through testing and verification to ensure reliability and performance Report technical issues, development activity and project progress Prepare and submit technical work for review as part of obsolescence management activities Work collaboratively with design engineering, technical support and other internal teams Provide technical input and feedback to improve engineering processes and methodologies Requirements of the Sustaining Hardware Engineer (Colchester): Strong experience in high-speed digital circuit design Experience working with complex electronic systems and PCBs Strong debugging and fault-finding skills Experience modifying and troubleshooting existing hardware designs Ability to understand and work from complex schematics Experience with design verification and electronic testing Comfortable working with laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes and analysers Ability to work collaboratively across engineering and technical teams Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Degree in Electrical, Electronic, Computer Engineering or a related discipline would be advantageous Experience within one or more of the following technology areas would be highly advantageous: High-Speed Digital Electronics Microprocessor-Based Systems PC Motherboard Architecture High-Speed Signalling High-Speed Ethernet Complex Memory / DDR4 PCI Express FPGA / Programmable Logic Intel or ARM Chipsets Complex PCB Design Embedded Systems Component Obsolescence Design Verification & Testing Electronic Debugging Desirable: Experience working with PC motherboard architecture and 64-bit microprocessors Experience with PCI Express, Ethernet or DDR4 memory technologies Experience with programmable logic devices or FPGA technology Knowledge or appreciation of embedded software Experience with Intel or ARM chipsets Experience managing component obsolescence and product lifecycle extensions Experience modifying existing hardware designs and supporting customer-specific requirements Experience within defence, aerospace, telecommunications, medical or automotive electronics Experience working with technically complex, high-reliability electronic products To apply for this Sustaining Hardware Engineer opportunity, please send your please send your CV to Kishan Chandarana at Redline Group: (url removed)
We are seeking a High Voltage Test Engineer based in London with strong LabVIEW and automated test bench design experience to join a leading engineering organisation in London. This is an exciting opportunity for a genuine HV specialist to design and develop advanced high voltage test systems from the ground up, supporting cutting-edge industrial products. The role offers a balanced split of 70% design & development and 30% hands-on lab/shop floor work, providing real technical ownership across both hardware and software. Key Responsibilities for the High Voltage Test Engineer based in London: Design and develop high voltage (HV) test benches (hardware & software) Lead installation, commissioning, and software integration of test systems Develop LabVIEW-based automated test solutions and regression test systems Produce technical documentation including test specifications, drawings, and verification plans Ensure compliance with HV safety standards and protocols Key Requirements for the High Voltage Test Engineer based in London: Degree in Electrical Engineering, High Voltage Engineering, or related discipline 5+ years' experience in high voltage product design, testing, and development Proven expertise in HV test bench design and build (from concept to delivery) Strong LabVIEW and test automation experience In-depth knowledge of HV testing methodologies and safety practices My client are not able to sponsor Visas Apply Now If you are a skilled High Voltage Test Engineer based in London with LabVIEW experience looking to work on innovative test systems in London, apply today to take the next step in your engineering career. Please send your details to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).
15/09/2026
Full time
We are seeking a High Voltage Test Engineer based in London with strong LabVIEW and automated test bench design experience to join a leading engineering organisation in London. This is an exciting opportunity for a genuine HV specialist to design and develop advanced high voltage test systems from the ground up, supporting cutting-edge industrial products. The role offers a balanced split of 70% design & development and 30% hands-on lab/shop floor work, providing real technical ownership across both hardware and software. Key Responsibilities for the High Voltage Test Engineer based in London: Design and develop high voltage (HV) test benches (hardware & software) Lead installation, commissioning, and software integration of test systems Develop LabVIEW-based automated test solutions and regression test systems Produce technical documentation including test specifications, drawings, and verification plans Ensure compliance with HV safety standards and protocols Key Requirements for the High Voltage Test Engineer based in London: Degree in Electrical Engineering, High Voltage Engineering, or related discipline 5+ years' experience in high voltage product design, testing, and development Proven expertise in HV test bench design and build (from concept to delivery) Strong LabVIEW and test automation experience In-depth knowledge of HV testing methodologies and safety practices My client are not able to sponsor Visas Apply Now If you are a skilled High Voltage Test Engineer based in London with LabVIEW experience looking to work on innovative test systems in London, apply today to take the next step in your engineering career. Please send your details to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).