Senior Advanced Electronic Design Engineer

As a Senior Advanced Electronic Design Engineer here at Honeywell, you will be responsible for leading and actively participating in the design, development, and testing of advanced electronic systems used in science and telecoms satellites and deep space probes. You will collaborate cross-functionally to define system requirements and specifications and ensure the efficient, timely completion of electronic engineering projects. You will report directly to our Engineering Manager and you'll work out of our Edinburgh, Scotland location on a hybrid work schedule.

In this role, you will have a significant impact on the development of cutting-edge electronic systems that power innovative solutions in the space industry. Your technical expertise and leadership will contribute to the success and growth of our business.

Senior Advanced Electronic Design Engineer responsibilities

· From top level customer specifications:

o Develop sub-system specifications

o Develop designs to meet sub system requirements

o Provide analysis to support these designs including Worst-Case, Part Stress and Failure Mode

o Provide development of robust and highly reliable designs and carry out trade off analysis to produce innovative, cost effective solutions.

· Provide technical contributions to bid proposal work.

· Realise design into compliant working solutions

· Assisting in maintaining and developing design standards and supporting continual improvement

· Be the design authority for digital design element of the product

When you join Honeywell, you become a member of our global team of thinkers, innovators, dreamers and doers who make the things that make the future. That means changing the way we fly, fueling jets in an eco-friendly way, keeping buildings smart and safe and even making it possible to breathe on Mars.

Working at Honeywell isn't just about developing cool things. That's why all our employees enjoy access to dynamic career opportunities across different fields and industries.