Engineer in the field of R&D Electronics (m/f/d) 100%

We are looking for a highly motivated engineer (m/f/d) in the field of Research & Development for electronics.

Tasks

• In close cooperation with internal and external partners, you will develop advanced system concepts
• You will derive precise requirements for electronics, circuits, and controls from the developed system concepts
• The design of analog and digital circuits, including concept, schematic, and layout, is one of your core tasks
• You will continuously evaluate new technologies in the field of electronics to ensure that our developments are always up to date
• You will optimize the electromagnetic compatibility of the developed components
• You will support the project managers through the efficient coordination of sub-projects to ensure smooth implementation

Profile

• Completed studies in the field of electrical engineering, mechatronics, or comparable qualification
• Sound experience in the development of electronic components
• Knowledge in EMC optimization and the application of relevant tools
• Ability to work in a team, strong communication skills, and an independent way of working

Benefits

• A demanding and varied activity in an innovative environment
• Opportunity for professional and personal development
• Attractive compensation and flexible working hours

Contact Information

If you have further questions regarding this job offer (Reference: JN -022025-710738), please contact Alessandro Meister at +41 58 233 28 20.

About us

Adecco is the market leader for personnel solutions in Switzerland and worldwide. Every day, our teams in our approximately 50 locations throughout Switzerland ensure the best match between candidates and customers in different professional fields and industries.

Adecco Switzerland is a company of the Adecco Group, the world's leading company for talent advisory and solutions. We believe in making everyone fit for the future and employ over 3.5 million people daily. We recruit, develop, and train talent in 60 countries, and enable organizations to help shape the future of work.