Electronics Testing Specialist. LilyLifestyle

Electronics Test Engineer

Location - Exeter

Salary Dependent on experience

As an Electronics Test Engineer, you will support both product development and quality assurance across an innovative product range, including wireless chargers, USB charging sockets, and electric air pumps.

This role focuses on low-voltage electronics testing, PCB-level fault finding, and functional verification to ensure products meet performance, reliability, and quality standards for marine, RV, and outdoor environments.

Working closely with engineering, production, and quality teams, the successful candidate will play a key role in supporting new product development, resolving technical issues, and maintaining high product quality standards throughout the product lifecycle. This role is full onsite based in Exeter.

• Support the development of new and existing electronic products
• Build, modify, and test electronic prototypes and pre-production units
• Set up and execute functional and performance testing on PCBs and electronic assemblies
• Analyse electronic circuits including:
• Power regulation and protection
• USB and wireless charging control
• Motor control and feedback circuits
• Suitability for automotive and marine standards such as UN-ECE R10 and NMEA
• Interpret schematics, PCB layouts, and bills of materials (BOMs)
• Identify design weaknesses and support continuous product improvement
• Work collaboratively with design engineers to support development iterations and validation activities
• Perform verification and validation testing against product requirements
• Carry out quality testing on production and incoming electronic assemblies
• Investigate electronic failures arising from:
• Conduct PCB and component-level fault finding and diagnostics
• Identify root causes and support corrective and preventive actions (CAPA)
• Support pre-compliance and EMC-related investigations
• Ensure all test results, failures, and corrective actions are accurately documented and traceable

• Strong hands‑on experience working with low‑voltage electronic products
• Proven PCB‑level fault‑finding and diagnostic capability
• Experience testing power electronics, charging circuits, or control electronics
• Experience with in marine, automotive, RV, or rugged consumer electronics environments would be advantageous

• HNC/HND, Degree, Apprenticeship, or equivalent qualification in Electronic Engineering or a related discipline
• Relevant industry experience may be considered in place of formal qualifications

Must be able to commute to site daily - Exeter