An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Electronic Design Engineer based in Nottingham to join a world leading Engineering and Manufacturing company. This is a fantastic chance to join a company developing lifesaving, safety critical equipment. You will be responsible for the design of low power, safety critical hardware to work with new and existing products, which are installed in hazardous areas. You will lead and implement new design from initial concept though to launch. Key responsibilities for the Senior Electronic Design Engineer: - Design, develop, simulate and test digital and analogue circuits to meet product specifications - Ensure hardware development and testing is completed in line with the project timescales - Create and maintain technical documentation detailing system requirements, performance analysis, design analysis, certification documents etc - Work closely with the Engineering team and NPD Engineering team to design, develop and test products to ensure they meet the market requirements Key skills/experience required for Senior Electronic Design Engineer: - Degree in Electronics Engineering, or related subject or equivalent qualification - Experienced in analogue and digital electronics - Embedded&power electronic design, schematic capture and simulation using Altium designer (or similar) - Knowledge of ATEX, IECEx and cCSAus hazardous area - Knowledge of concepts such as intrinsic safety or functional safety requirements - Experience in EMC/RFI testing - Knowledge of embedded firmware languages (C, C++ and MISRA C etc.) - understanding of EN 60079, IEC 61010 and EN 61508 This is a unique opportunity to join a leader in their market who can offer the opportunity for career progression and personal development, joining a well-established manufacturing site in Nottingham. To apply for this Senior Electronic Design Engineer, based in Nottingham, please send your CV and covering letter to (url removed), or for more information contact Sophie Khuttan on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed).