Electronics Designer in Venlo

Over deze functie

As an Electronics Designer, you will work 32 to 40 hours per week on location in Venlo, focusing on the development and lifecycle support of electronic systems. You will maintain and improve existing designs, investigate complex technical issues and translate technical challenges into reliable electronic solutions.

Together with architects, you define and agree on requirements based on customer needs. Working closely with embedded software designers, you develop concepts that balance time, quality, accuracy, cost and interdisciplinary dependencies. You will also build prototypes and test model-based designs to demonstrate the feasibility of the selected solutions. What will you do:

Verify and test electronic assemblies in the lab using equipment such as oscilloscopes and multimeters

Analyse complex test systems, isolate faults down to component level and provide technical support

Install and validate new firmware versions and replace hardware and software components

Design analogue and digital electronics and printed circuit boards, while technically supporting outsourcing partners

Maintain existing electronic designs and platforms throughout their complete product lifecycle

Investigate component obsolescence and End-of-Life issues and implement and verify suitable replacement or redesign solutions

Collaborate with development, testing, production, service and other technical disciplines to deliver reliable platform solutions

Over jou

You are an enthusiastic and proactive electronics professional who enjoys taking a hands-on approach to complex technical challenges. You work in a structured and accurate way, take initiative and responsibility, and combine a pragmatic mindset with strong analytical skills. You communicate and present effectively within an international and multidisciplinary environment.

You also bring:

A completed Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering

At least 5 years of relevant professional experience in board and PCB design

Broad experience with analogue and digital electronics, electrical design, testing and debugging

Experience in troubleshooting electronic systems down to component level, safety testing and the integration of electrical modules

Knowledge of international electrical standards and safety and EMC standards

Fluency in written and spoken English, combined with a result-driven and eager-to-learn mindset

Wat wij je bieden

You will join an international R&D environment working on innovative printing technology. Engineers, architects and developers from disciplines including electronics, embedded software, mechanics, chemistry and physics work together on complex systems where quality, reliability and technical innovation are key.

What you can expect:

A competitive gross monthly salary up to €5,000, depending on your knowledge and experience

Extensive training and career development opportunities, including through the Brunel Academy

A travel allowance of €0.25 per kilometer

8% holiday allowance, paid in accordance with the applicable arrangements

A pension scheme and collective health insurance

Discounts on gyms, cultural activities, and vitality programs

As part of a global group, you benefit from the advantages of an international organization with a worldwide network.

About Brunel

Brunel Engineering connects highly skilled technical professionals with challenging projects across industries such as high-tech, semiconductors and manufacturing. Brunel offers talented professionals a diverse and rewarding career within an open, professional and collaborative work environment. Personal initiative is recognized and rewarded, and you will receive the coaching, training and support needed to achieve your career ambitions.