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Graduate Electronics Engineer - Edinburgh

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Leonardo

Apr 14

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Engineering
  • Edinburgh

AI generated summary

  • You must have a minimum upper Second class BSc/MEng or higher degree in engineering, mathematics, physics, or relevant STEM discipline.
  • You will learn hardware development skills, work on real production projects, and receive formal technical training in advanced design techniques for aerospace applications.

Requirements

  • All of our roles require (a) a minimum of an upper Second class Bachelors/Integrated Masters degree, or (b) a higher degree, such as a MSc or PhD. In all cases the subject should be engineering, mathematics, physics or another relevant STEM discipline.

Responsibilities

  • To learn the skills required for hardware development. This includes developing practical skills in advanced design techniques for aerospace applications, understanding of key technologies, develop experience using ECAD tools and test equipment.
  • You will be given the opportunity to explore a number of the aspects of the development lifecycle during their time in the graduate development frame work. This includes requirements analysis and definition, hardware design, hardware implementation, hardware integration, hardware test and through life support.
  • Most training will be delivered via on the job experience work on real production hardware within projects groups delivering sensor systems to our customers.
  • Additional formal technical training to augmented the on the job training will be provided via taught courses depending on the business needs and your career direction.

FAQs

What areas of electronics hardware will I have the opportunity to work in as a Graduate Electronics Engineer?

As a Graduate Electronics Engineer, you will have the opportunity to become involved in various electronics hardware disciplines, such as RF, Microwave, Antenna, FPGA, high speed digital engineering, EMC, and Power Supply Engineering.

What aspects of the development lifecycle will I be involved in as a Graduate Electronics Engineer?

You will be encouraged to gain experience in all aspects of the development lifecycle, including requirements analysis, design, implementation, integration, applied research, and test.

Will I have the chance to interface with customers and end users in this role?

Yes, opportunities may arise for you to interface with customers and end users throughout the development process, as an understanding of the product domain and close liaison with engineers from other disciplines are important elements of the learning process.

Leonardo

Defence & Aerospace
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1948
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Leonardo is a global high-tech player in Aerospace, Defence and Security. Leonardo plays a strategic role in the industrial development of the countries in which it operates, with a direct presence in five domestic markets (Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States, Poland, and Israel) and a commercial network extending worldwide. Innovation, continuous research, digital industry and sustainability are the cornerstones of its business worldwide, while the company’s 51,000-plus people are the engine driving its growth. Stefano Pontecorvo has been the Chairman since 9 May 2023 and Roberto Cingolani has been the CEO and General Manager since 9 May 2023.