Electronics Engineer (PCB)
Kestrel Robotics · Warehouse automation
Motor drive boards and the sensor interfaces around them, from schematic to bring-up.
Electronics / PCBMid (2–5 yrs)On-sitePermanentNo sponsorship
Salary band
£52,000 – £68,000
- Location
- Bristol
- Pattern
- On-site
- Posted
- 15 Aug 2026 (19d ago)
- Process
- 3 stages, listed below
No account needed. One of us reads it before anything reaches the company.
The work
The current drive board is a revision behind the arm it powers. You would take the next one from schematic through bring-up and into EMC testing.
Worth knowing
- Lab with a spectrum analyser and a bench you do not have to book.
Must have
- Schematic capture and layout you have taken to production
- Power supply design
- Debugging with a scope
Nice to have
- EMC pre-compliance
- Motor drive topologies
Interview process
If the client adds a stage after you’ve started, we’ll tell you, and you can withdraw.
- 01
Intro call
30 minTheir questions and yours. No competency framework.
- 02
Technical conversation
60 minWalk through something you built. No live coding.
- 03
Team and offer
45 minMeet the people you would work with, talk numbers.