Graduate Electronics Engineer

About us

The Sensor Electronics Engineer is part of the SEA Hardware Electronics. He/she will be working with engineers on multiple R&D projects to develop various sensing systems and technologies using off-the-shelve sensor parts/modules. The role responsibilities will cover the following areas: 

• Develop cost-effective sensing technologies to use for a given problem. 

• Design, build, test and analyse the sensing systems. 

• Develop and tune the sensing algorithms as part of the product feature development. 

• Actively collaborate with other function teams (electronic, mechanical, embedded SW, test team, etc) for the full sensing systems integration and to ensure product and system requirements are fully met. 

• Taking designs from early proof of concept through development and into production. 

• Liaise with external suppliers and third parties on Dyson's product requirements, ensuring smooth communication throughout the partnership.  

In your first year you will… 

• Be challenged to solve complex problems in novel ways. 

• Work with cross-functional teams to develop and integrate creative solution into Dyson products. 

• Work with product owners to capture requirements and select appropriate sensing and actuating technologies. 

• Take designs through Dyson design process, present and participate in design review. 

• Motivate and mentor graduate and regular engineers on your team. 

Requirements

• A degree in a relevant discipline (e.g. Electronics Engineering, Physics) 

• Some working experience in design, implementation, testing, analysis and characterization of off-the-shelve sensors such as (but not limited to) IMU, magnetic, pressure, hall-effect, photo optic, gas-sensor etc 

• Experience in various gas sensors (e.g. dust, NO2, TVOC, CO2, etc) is advantageous. 

• Experience with quantitative and statistical data analysis using Matlab or Python for sensing algorithm development. 

• Experience with analogue signal conditioning and digital processing design techniques is good to have. 

• Experience using hardware lab equipment. 

• Experience in schematic / layout design and review is a plus. 

• Experience with analysis/troubleshooting skills and tools. 

• Excellent communication skills verbally and in writing to executive level and regular engineers