Work on space satellite imaging systems to tackle issues in climate change.
What's in it for me? You're an engineer who wants to work on interesting, challenging technology, perhaps you just haven't figured out what that looks like. How would you feel about working in an established start-up, partnering with some of the biggest names in the world of space exploration? You'll contribute to high resolution for thermal imaging, the best technology being built in this industry. Perhaps you're an engineer who wants to contribute to building technology that's tackling major issues across our globe such as climate change, helping your team realise even greater applications for the technology, joining at a critical point of growth in this ambitious start-up. Perhaps you're also someone who is ambitious, but has commitments outside of work; here you'll get up to 3 days working from home each week, genuine flexible hours, BUPA private healthcare, medical insurance, shopping discounts, 4% pension and 25 days annual leave (not including bank holidays).
What will I be doing? You'll be joining a team of 4 electronics engineers, to accelerate the satellite image technology to launch ready. You'll be designing, implementing and testing printed circuit boards to support projects. You'll focus on drive electronics for nano-precision actuators, image capture systems, and miniaturised computers to implement closed-loop control systems. You'll help create specifications and turn these into actual designs. Ideally, you'll have a good understanding of both analogue and digital electronics. The team here use Altium as their design package, so experience with Altium will help you. There's plenty of other responsibilities within the role, but too many to name here; we can talk through the rest over the phone, and we can also talk through a more detailed job description.
Who will I be doing it for? You'll be working for a 30-person, maturing start-up in Cambridge, utilizing space imaging technology to tackle issues such as climate change, amongst other applications. You'll join a team that is ambitious and hardworking, but understands the importance of enjoying your work, and finding purpose in what you do. The management team places a lot of focus on ensuring well-being in the workplace. On top of flexibility, homeworking, and placing trust in the individuals, they like to keep things fun. You'll have regular socials, team visits to customer sites, regularly getting involved with the customer to understand the importance of the products you're building, as well as regular communication and updates from management.
What's next? Number 1: Click the apply button (don't worry, we'll discuss before your CV or application goes anywhere) Number 2: You can call SoCode and ask for James (number on Google) Number 3: You can find me on LinkedIn, trust me there's not many people with the surname Bokhorst.
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What's in it for me? You're an engineer who wants to work on interesting, challenging technology, perhaps you just haven't figured out what that looks like. How would you feel about working in an established start-up, partnering with some of the biggest names in the world of space exploration? You'll contribute to high resolution for thermal imaging, the best technology being built in this industry. Perhaps you're an engineer who wants to contribute to building technology that's tackling major issues across our globe such as climate change, helping your team realise even greater applications for the technology, joining at a critical point of growth in this ambitious start-up. Perhaps you're also someone who is ambitious, but has commitments outside of work; here you'll get up to 3 days working from home each week, genuine flexible hours, BUPA private healthcare, medical insurance, shopping discounts, 4% pension and 25 days annual leave (not including bank holidays).
What will I be doing? You'll be joining a team of 4 electronics engineers, to accelerate the satellite image technology to launch ready. You'll be designing, implementing and testing printed circuit boards to support projects. You'll focus on drive electronics for nano-precision actuators, image capture systems, and miniaturised computers to implement closed-loop control systems. You'll help create specifications and turn these into actual designs. Ideally, you'll have a good understanding of both analogue and digital electronics. The team here use Altium as their design package, so experience with Altium will help you. There's plenty of other responsibilities within the role, but too many to name here; we can talk through the rest over the phone, and we can also talk through a more detailed job description.
Who will I be doing it for? You'll be working for a 30-person, maturing start-up in Cambridge, utilizing space imaging technology to tackle issues such as climate change, amongst other applications. You'll join a team that is ambitious and hardworking, but understands the importance of enjoying your work, and finding purpose in what you do. The management team places a lot of focus on ensuring well-being in the workplace. On top of flexibility, homeworking, and placing trust in the individuals, they like to keep things fun. You'll have regular socials, team visits to customer sites, regularly getting involved with the customer to understand the importance of the products you're building, as well as regular communication and updates from management.
What's next? Number 1: Click the apply button (don't worry, we'll discuss before your CV or application goes anywhere) Number 2: You can call SoCode and ask for James (number on Google) Number 3: You can find me on LinkedIn, trust me there's not many people with the surname Bokhorst.
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