Electronics Engineer - Amsterdam - Life Sciences / High-Tech
Our Client
Our client develops and commercialises innovative technologies for the consumer electronics, lighting and automotive industries. The organisation focuses on applying advanced light-based technologies to improve indoor environments and support human health.
Following several years of research and development, the organisation is now focused on further expanding its research, commercialisation activities and strategic partnerships. It collaborates with leading research institutes and universities, bringing innovations to market through distribution and licensing agreements with strategic partners. The team consists of approximately 17 people from seven different countries and is based at Amsterdam Science Park.
The role:
As an Electronics Engineer, you will work on the development and delivery of innovative electronic applications for a range of environments. You will translate technical concepts into demos, proof-of-concept and proof-of-technology prototypes, taking projects from the initial sketch and technical design through to building, testing and validating working systems. You will work closely with colleagues across product development, product management and R&D.
As prototypes progress towards minimum viable products (MVPs) or mass production, you will play an important role in design for manufacturability, coordinating with external development and manufacturing partners, and selecting materials and components. You will support and guide partner engineers on technical matters, ensuring that the final products meet the required specifications. You will also have the opportunity to develop technical improvements and new solutions, contributing to innovation and intellectual property.
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For further information about this career opportunity and the recruitment process, please contact Justin de Wit at j.wit@progressive-nl.com or connect with him on LinkedIn: Justin de Wit.
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