Graduate Electronics Engineer

Open now to recent and 2026 graduates.

Developing next-generation high performance internet infrastructure, this development team based in west London are seeking to recruit a graduate electronics engineer to join them. The successful candidate will need to be exceptional both in terms of academic achievement, and practical hands-on design skills.

This is a great opportunity to begin or progress a career in electronics, learning from world-class expert colleagues. You will be working on the architecture and implementation of advanced high performance, highly parallel devices based on technologies such as ASICs and FPGAs. You will be tackling challenging design problems and contributing to both hardware and software as you help bring new products to fruition.

You will need:

• Exceptionally good academic background - a 1st class electronics degree from a leading university and A
  * grades in A-level (or equivalent) physics and maths.
• Expertise in most of the following: computer architecture, hardware design, ASICs, and FPGAs. Ideally, also skills in VHDL, Verilog design, Model Sim or Synopsys tools.
• Substantial professional level electronics design experience, for instance through internships. Commercial experience is a bonus, but not a substitute for academic excellence.
• Full existing right to work in the UK without restriction, time limit or sponsorship.

A highly competitive salary and benefits package is on offer to the successful candidate. The role is based in the company's pleasant modern offices. This is a great opportunity to build skills and experience within a multidisciplinary team that values employee development.

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