University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience · 5 hours ago
Electrical/Electronics Design Engineer
Bristol, CT
Full-time
Onsite
New Grad, Entry LevelThe University of Bristol's School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience is seeking an enthusiastic Electrical/Electronics Design Engineer to support a diverse range of projects. The role involves designing and building equipment, installing and maintaining workshop equipment, and providing assistance and training to students and researchers.
Higher Education
Responsibilities
Design & build equipment from concepts to completion to our clients needs, in line with the relevant legislation and University Procedures
Install equipment both electrically and mechanically as required
Operating, servicing, maintenance and calibration of workshop equipment including soldering irons, hand and power tools, multimeters, PAT testers and specialist equipment
Diagnose and rectify basic electrical / electronic problems to find short and long-term solutions
Provide assistance and training to students & researchers in their projects or experiments
Qualification
Required
Broad Expertise: Knowledge in electrical, analogue, and digital electronics, data acquisition, and micro-processing
Regulatory Understanding: Ability to follow and apply industry standards and codes of practice
IT Proficiency: Expert skills in relevant specialist software and a strong IT background to tackle complex technical challenges
Exceptional Organisation: Ability to manage and prioritise multiple tasks efficiently, even under pressure
Creative Problem-Solving: Experience in devising, reviewing, and delivering complex solutions with an innovative and proactive approach
Meticulous Attention: High level of accuracy and precision in all areas of work, with a commitment to maintaining detailed and accurate outputs
Company
University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience
Research within the School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience is conducted across Neuroscience, Cardiovascular and Cell Signalling.
Founded in 1876
51-200 employees
Funding
Current Stage
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