Electronics Engineer

Are you a recent Electronics graduate looking for your first role? This is an exciting opportunity to join a leading, innovative manufacturer based in the Hereford area - a company known for its strong reputation, specialist expertise, and commitment to developing early‑career engineers. You'll be joining a highly skilled manufacturing team where every day brings something new. From hands‑on problem‑solving to supporting cutting‑edge product development, this role gives you the perfect platform to grow, learn, and make a real impact. What's on offer for the Electronics Production Engineer: Salary around £30k + bonus scheme 26 days holiday + Bank Holidays, with the option to buy more Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm A varied, technically stimulating role with plenty of support and development opportunities About the Role As an Electronics Production Engineer, you'll play a key part in improving and supporting the manufacturing processes used to test and assemble electronic products. You'll help maintain production test capability, drive continuous improvement, and ensure products meet the highest quality standards. You'll also get involved in investigating failures, analysing root causes, and helping shape the next generation of products through New Product Introduction (NPI) activities. Responsibilities for the Electronics Production Engineer will include: Designing, commissioning, and maintaining automated production test equipment Working closely with R&D to define test requirements for new products Creating test fixtures, jigs, and supporting production equipment Ensuring test processes reliably verify product performance and quality Analysing workflows and production layouts to boost efficiency Producing clear documentation for build, test, and manufacturing processes Defining rework and repair procedures for failed units Supporting NPI and validating new manufacturing processes Skills needed for the Electronics Production Engineer: A Degree or HNC/HND in Electronics or a related field Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics and PCB layouts Some experience (academic or practical) in root‑cause analysis of electronic or PCBA failures Graduates are strongly encouraged to apply - if you're enthusiastic, curious, and ready to learn, we want to hear from you