Job Title : Assistant Technical Project Manager (Electronics) Location : Swindon (Hybrid Working) Salary : £40,000 - £45,000 (+ Benefits) Overview : On behalf of a client in Swindon, Zenovo are looking for a Assistant Technical Project Manager to work with Senior Project Managers & Engineers, supporting the development and execution of a portfolio of Electronics projects and programs. Alongside the Senior Project Manager, you will be involved with ensuring that every aspect of the program is completed on time and within budget, as well as acting as a liaison between the individuals working on the program and key stakeholders. An ideal candidate will possess the following experience and knowledge: Exposure to project coordination or support across the project lifecycle Understanding of electronics-based projects & systems Proactively suggest improvements to enhance project processes and overall execution efficiency. Familiarity with working in structured or regulated environments Gain a clear understanding of customer and stakeholder priorities to maintain alignment and transparency. Experience with project tracking or reporting tools such as Jira, Microsoft Project, PowerBI, or similar Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with colleagues, suppliers, and customers Degree in Engineering or Related Discipline Key Responsibilities: Support Senior Project Managers and project teams in gathering requirements, clarifying objectives, and defining project scope. Assist in the creation and maintenance of project plans, schedules, documentation, and status reports. Help track project progress against timelines, scope, and budget, escalating risks or issues when identified. Coordinate project activities across internal teams, customers, and suppliers. Monitor action items, dependencies, and deliverables to ensure timely completion. Prepare and communicate regular project updates to stakeholders under guidance from senior project managers. Maintain accurate project documentation, including meeting notes, schedules, and reports. Assist with issue escalation and contribute to solutions-focused discussions when challenges arise.
12/02/2026
Full time
Job Title : Assistant Technical Project Manager (Electronics) Location : Swindon (Hybrid Working) Salary : £40,000 - £45,000 (+ Benefits) Overview : On behalf of a client in Swindon, Zenovo are looking for a Assistant Technical Project Manager to work with Senior Project Managers & Engineers, supporting the development and execution of a portfolio of Electronics projects and programs. Alongside the Senior Project Manager, you will be involved with ensuring that every aspect of the program is completed on time and within budget, as well as acting as a liaison between the individuals working on the program and key stakeholders. An ideal candidate will possess the following experience and knowledge: Exposure to project coordination or support across the project lifecycle Understanding of electronics-based projects & systems Proactively suggest improvements to enhance project processes and overall execution efficiency. Familiarity with working in structured or regulated environments Gain a clear understanding of customer and stakeholder priorities to maintain alignment and transparency. Experience with project tracking or reporting tools such as Jira, Microsoft Project, PowerBI, or similar Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with colleagues, suppliers, and customers Degree in Engineering or Related Discipline Key Responsibilities: Support Senior Project Managers and project teams in gathering requirements, clarifying objectives, and defining project scope. Assist in the creation and maintenance of project plans, schedules, documentation, and status reports. Help track project progress against timelines, scope, and budget, escalating risks or issues when identified. Coordinate project activities across internal teams, customers, and suppliers. Monitor action items, dependencies, and deliverables to ensure timely completion. Prepare and communicate regular project updates to stakeholders under guidance from senior project managers. Maintain accurate project documentation, including meeting notes, schedules, and reports. Assist with issue escalation and contribute to solutions-focused discussions when challenges arise.
Hardware Engineer - Product Development Location: Derbyshire Industry: Embedded Hardware Remote Communications Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 + Benefits We're looking for a Hardware Engineer to join a Product Development team, working on innovative, low-power remote communication products designed for harsh and safety-critical environments. You'll collaborate with electrical, firmware, and mechanical engineers to design, build, test, and industrialise robust products used in rugged environments. This role offers hands-on involvement across the full product lifecycle - from concept and architecture through prototyping, testing, and preparation for mass production. What You'll Be Doing Design and develop electronic hardware components and systems, including PCBs and associated circuitry. Contribute to hardware architecture for new products, ensuring compatibility with firmware and software. Build, test, fault-find, and document prototypes, cables, and test harnesses (including occasional on-site testing). Analyse performance data and generate clear technical and performance reports. Source components, create and maintain BOMs, and research alternative parts. Collaborate closely with firmware, software, mechanical, and production engineering teams. Support New Product Introduction (NPI) and handover to manufacturing, including development of automatic test equipment. Investigate and resolve product issues escalated from production or the field. Support maintenance, repairs, and modifications to existing products. Skills We're Looking For : Strong understanding of electronic hardware design and the product development lifecycle. Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics and engineering drawings. Hands-on experience building and testing electronic hardware. Proficient with common test equipment (multimeter, oscilloscope, signal generator). Logical, methodical approach with strong attention to detail. Comfortable working independently and collaboratively within a team. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Desirable Skills: Experience with PCB design and component-level troubleshooting. Familiarity with microcontrollers and basic programming (e.g. C, Python, assembly) and/or PC-based software. Experience working with low-power or embedded systems. Exposure to regulated, rugged, or safety-critical product environments. Experience supporting products through manufacturing and into the field.
12/02/2026
Full time
Hardware Engineer - Product Development Location: Derbyshire Industry: Embedded Hardware Remote Communications Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 + Benefits We're looking for a Hardware Engineer to join a Product Development team, working on innovative, low-power remote communication products designed for harsh and safety-critical environments. You'll collaborate with electrical, firmware, and mechanical engineers to design, build, test, and industrialise robust products used in rugged environments. This role offers hands-on involvement across the full product lifecycle - from concept and architecture through prototyping, testing, and preparation for mass production. What You'll Be Doing Design and develop electronic hardware components and systems, including PCBs and associated circuitry. Contribute to hardware architecture for new products, ensuring compatibility with firmware and software. Build, test, fault-find, and document prototypes, cables, and test harnesses (including occasional on-site testing). Analyse performance data and generate clear technical and performance reports. Source components, create and maintain BOMs, and research alternative parts. Collaborate closely with firmware, software, mechanical, and production engineering teams. Support New Product Introduction (NPI) and handover to manufacturing, including development of automatic test equipment. Investigate and resolve product issues escalated from production or the field. Support maintenance, repairs, and modifications to existing products. Skills We're Looking For : Strong understanding of electronic hardware design and the product development lifecycle. Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics and engineering drawings. Hands-on experience building and testing electronic hardware. Proficient with common test equipment (multimeter, oscilloscope, signal generator). Logical, methodical approach with strong attention to detail. Comfortable working independently and collaboratively within a team. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Desirable Skills: Experience with PCB design and component-level troubleshooting. Familiarity with microcontrollers and basic programming (e.g. C, Python, assembly) and/or PC-based software. Experience working with low-power or embedded systems. Exposure to regulated, rugged, or safety-critical product environments. Experience supporting products through manufacturing and into the field.
Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer Location: Glasgow Salary: Up to £60k (depending on experience) We're partnering with an innovative technology company looking to hire an Embedded Software Engineer to join their growing engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity to work on the development of embedded systems and firmware from concept through to deployment in a collaborative and technically driven environment. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain embedded software and firmware for microcontroller and microprocessor-based systems• Write efficient, reliable, and well-structured code in C/C++ for real-time and embedded applications• Develop and debug low-level drivers, BSPs, and interfaces for hardware peripherals• Support board bring-up, system integration, testing, and debugging on target hardware• Collaborate closely with electronics, systems, and test engineers throughout the development lifecycle• Conduct code reviews and contribute to software architecture and design decisions• Develop and execute unit, integration, and system-level tests• Produce clear technical documentation for software design, implementation, and maintenance Required Skills & Experience Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related discipline• Strong experience in embedded software development using C/C++• Experience working with microcontrollers (e.g. ARM-based devices)• Familiarity with RTOS concepts and real-time embedded systems• Hands-on experience debugging embedded software using JTAG/SWD, logic analysers, or similar tools• Understanding of hardware-software interaction and low-level programming• Experience taking embedded software from concept through to production• Familiarity with version control systems such as Git Please note, we cannot offer sponsorship for the role.If interested, please send over an updated CV.
12/02/2026
Full time
Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer Location: Glasgow Salary: Up to £60k (depending on experience) We're partnering with an innovative technology company looking to hire an Embedded Software Engineer to join their growing engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity to work on the development of embedded systems and firmware from concept through to deployment in a collaborative and technically driven environment. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain embedded software and firmware for microcontroller and microprocessor-based systems• Write efficient, reliable, and well-structured code in C/C++ for real-time and embedded applications• Develop and debug low-level drivers, BSPs, and interfaces for hardware peripherals• Support board bring-up, system integration, testing, and debugging on target hardware• Collaborate closely with electronics, systems, and test engineers throughout the development lifecycle• Conduct code reviews and contribute to software architecture and design decisions• Develop and execute unit, integration, and system-level tests• Produce clear technical documentation for software design, implementation, and maintenance Required Skills & Experience Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related discipline• Strong experience in embedded software development using C/C++• Experience working with microcontrollers (e.g. ARM-based devices)• Familiarity with RTOS concepts and real-time embedded systems• Hands-on experience debugging embedded software using JTAG/SWD, logic analysers, or similar tools• Understanding of hardware-software interaction and low-level programming• Experience taking embedded software from concept through to production• Familiarity with version control systems such as Git Please note, we cannot offer sponsorship for the role.If interested, please send over an updated CV.
Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer Location: Leicestershire Hybrid: 90% office based Salary: £50,000Zenovo are recruiting for an Embedded Software Engineer to join a well established team in Leicestershire. This role is largely office-based and will involve designing, developing, and testing embedded software solutions based on customer system requirements. You will take ownership of assigned deliverables while working collaboratively as part of a wider engineering team on larger projects. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and test embedded software solutions based on customer-provided system requirements Develop embedded software primarily in Embedded C, with some Embedded C++ development Work within a Linux environment, utilising the OS rather than Linux development Ensure software is developed in line with MISRA C coding standards Perform unit testing to validate functionality and reliability Use Atlassian tools, including JIRA, for task tracking, issue management, and collaboration Take ownership of individual software deliverables while contributing to team-based project goals Collaborate closely with other software, hardware, and systems engineers Debug, test, and support software across the full development lifecycle Produce clear technical documentation to support development and testing activities Key Skills & Experience Strong experience with Embedded C, with some exposure to Embedded C++ Experience working on embedded systems within a Linux environment (OS usage, not kernel or driver development) Good understanding and practical application of MISRA C standards Experience with unit testing methodologies and tools Familiarity with Atlassian toolsets, particularly JIRA Ability to interpret customer system requirements and translate them into robust software designs Experience with embedded communication interfaces including CANBus and RS485 Knowledge of networking protocols, particularly Ethernet
12/02/2026
Full time
Job Title: Embedded Software Engineer Location: Leicestershire Hybrid: 90% office based Salary: £50,000Zenovo are recruiting for an Embedded Software Engineer to join a well established team in Leicestershire. This role is largely office-based and will involve designing, developing, and testing embedded software solutions based on customer system requirements. You will take ownership of assigned deliverables while working collaboratively as part of a wider engineering team on larger projects. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and test embedded software solutions based on customer-provided system requirements Develop embedded software primarily in Embedded C, with some Embedded C++ development Work within a Linux environment, utilising the OS rather than Linux development Ensure software is developed in line with MISRA C coding standards Perform unit testing to validate functionality and reliability Use Atlassian tools, including JIRA, for task tracking, issue management, and collaboration Take ownership of individual software deliverables while contributing to team-based project goals Collaborate closely with other software, hardware, and systems engineers Debug, test, and support software across the full development lifecycle Produce clear technical documentation to support development and testing activities Key Skills & Experience Strong experience with Embedded C, with some exposure to Embedded C++ Experience working on embedded systems within a Linux environment (OS usage, not kernel or driver development) Good understanding and practical application of MISRA C standards Experience with unit testing methodologies and tools Familiarity with Atlassian toolsets, particularly JIRA Ability to interpret customer system requirements and translate them into robust software designs Experience with embedded communication interfaces including CANBus and RS485 Knowledge of networking protocols, particularly Ethernet
