System Engineer Electronics

Interested in contributing as a System Engineer to high-tech projects where electronics and embedded software are central? Become part of the team con high-tech systems is a multidisciplinary development and engineering partner for mechatronic challenges, from concept to realization, in the field of high-tech systems.
What are you going to do?  As a System Engineer Electronics, you are responsible for the electronics and electrical architecture within projects, from concept to realization. You always work as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Projects range from developing products for the semiconductor industry to systems for the aerospace sector.
As a system engineer, you are involved early in the specification and concept phase of a project. This is where your conceptual and analytical skills stand out. You engage with customers and, together with the architect and your team, define system requirements.
You ensure that the resulting architecture within your discipline aligns with the overall system.
You are also primarily responsible for implementing the electronics and electrical designs, while maintaining a strong focus on the integration with embedded software. You guide and support junior colleagues, taking on a coaching role.
During the detailed design phase, as well as assembly and testing, you monitor all activities related to electronics. You collaborate closely with the rest of the team to realize a system that can be built and verified.
Interfaces between mechanics, embedded software, and electronics play a crucial role. Strong communication and teamwork are essential to achieving a high-quality final result.
What do you bring to the table?
At least 5 years of experience in electronic system engineering or a similar role.

Experience with requirements definition and system architecture development.

Experience with detailed hardware design (including schematic capture and PCBA design) and embedded software development.

Experience with system integration, verification, and validation.
Experience in writing and maintaining technical documentation, such as requirements, design specifications, test plans, and reports.
Strong communication skills to work effectively in a multidisciplinary environment.
What do we offer you?  At Demcon we have a ‘flat’ organization where people can easily find and help each other. We value a comfortable and inclusive workplace. There is a lot of emphasis put on personal needs and we discourage overtime, because we know how important work-life balance is.
Furthermore, you can count on, among other things:
31 days off and 8% vacation allowance;
Possibility to work from home, maximum 2 days a week.
A good pension plan at Zwitserleven;
The opportunity to follow training and courses through the Demcon Academy, or externally, so you can further develop your knowledge;
A laptop and mobile phone from work;
Bicycle plan;
Active personnel association (monthly activities such as drinks and an annual Demcon weekend) and annual sporting events.

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