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Graduate Electronic Design Engineer
What you will do
- Support design and development of electronic systems
- Verify and debug hardware, firmware, embedded software
- Assist in documentation and project support
What they ask for
- Degree or equivalent in electronic engineering or related field
- Knowledge of analogue/digital electronics and circuit design
- Basic understanding of embedded software and hardware interfaces
Nice to have
- Experience with design tools like Altium, PSpice, Matlab/Simulink
- Familiarity with C, C++, Python scripting languages
- Practical lab skills with test equipment
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- Japan
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- United Kingdom
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- South Korea
- 14
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