2022 Graduate Electronics Engineer null

About the role

Our graduates are assigned to project teams from day one, working on the evolution of Dyson technology. As a graduate, you will be an integral part of the project, contributing toward end to end hardware development from circuit design, simulation and verification testing to providing support to suppliers during mass production manufacturing. Some of your tasks could include: 

Responsibilities

• Electronic circuit design across a range of regimes, from mains-powered high voltage products to complex high-speed digital logic systems
• Developing and testing algorithms to ensure electronics, software and hardware integration 
• Testing and analysis of electronics at circuit and product level for new designs
• Testing and assessing the reliability and robustness of our designs
• Solving electronics challenges to create better, faster, more cost-effective solutions for Dyson’s unique products
• You’ll also be interacting with teams across Research, Design & Development (RDD) including product developers and mechanical and software engineers ensuring our solutions are functional, secure and easy to use. In addition, you’ll be supported with a development framework.

Requirement

• Working at the forefront of technology is tough so standards and expectations are high. You’ll be contributing to live projects from the start so you’ll need to be curious, hungry to learn and ready to get stuck in. But it’s not just about technical expertise. You’ll need to be: 
• On track for 2nd upper class honours or above and be studying towards an Electrical, Electronic Engineering or related discipline
• Graduating in Q3 2022
• Able to evidence how you have applied your technical knowledge to solve problems, either through your university projects or as part of your co-curricular activities
• Have a creative approach to problem solving to ensure our machines are better
• Able to thrive in Dyson’s fast-paced environment