STILL LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT FITDefence Industry Experience RequiredWe are searching for a highly skilled Electronic Engineer to join a leading organisation operating at the forefront of technology innovation in the defence sector. If you thrive in a high-tech, multi-disciplinary engineering environment and meet the exact criteria below, we want to hear from you.Please note: Only candidates with a BSc or BEng in Electrical/Electronic Engineering and proven experience in the defence industry (e.g. DENEL or similar) will be considered. Applications with National Diplomas, BTechs, or Advanced Diplomas will not be reviewed.Minimum Requirements:Qualification: BSc or BEng in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (Compulsory)Industry Experience: 3+ years in low-power electronic circuit designDefence Industry Background: Experience in companies like DENEL or equivalent is non-negotiableExperience in:Embedded systems designMicroprocessor integrationSource code development in CAnalogue, embedded, and digital circuit designRF systems and antenna design (advantageous)Skilled in using:Network and spectrum analysersOscilloscopesDMMsStrong knowledge in:Signal processing and simulationESD and EMI considerationsSystem integration across disciplines (mechanical, industrial design)Key Responsibilities:Design and develop analogue, embedded, and digital electronic circuitsSupport new product and antenna designPrototype and test electronic solutionsPerform simulations and analysis for design validationCollaborate with cross-functional engineering teamsWrite technical documentation and reportsStay updated with emerging technologies relevant to your fieldSoft Skills & Competencies:Excellent verbal and written communication skillsStrong multitasking and project management capabilitiesHigh attention to detail and problem-solving abilitiesIf you meet ALL the specified requirements and are passionate about contributing to cutting-edge defence technologies, please apply today. Candidates who do not meet the exact criteria will not be considered.
