Electronics Development Engineer | Elektronik-Entwickler (w/m/d)

Hensoldt Holding Germany GmbH

Wetzlar, Hessen, Deutschland
Published Feb 13, 2026
Full-time
Permanent

Job Summary

As an Electronics Development Engineer at HENSOLDT, you will join the 'Sights' development department in Wetzlar to design high-quality, handheld optronic vision systems. Your day-to-day responsibilities involve defining hardware and software interfaces, developing video interfaces (SDI, analog), and designing complex analog and digital circuits featuring 32-bit microcontrollers and switching regulators. You will be responsible for the entire lifecycle, from initial concept and PCB layout using ECAD tools like Altium to testing, commissioning, and supporting series production. This role is unique because it places you at the forefront of defense technology, working on sensor-fused devices that combine visible and infrared wavelengths for mission-critical applications. You will work in an interdisciplinary environment, coordinating with external partners and ensuring compliance with EMC and documentation standards while driving innovation in battery-powered, energy-efficient circuit designs.

Required Skills

Education

Completed technical degree in Electronics, Microelectronics, Technical Computer Science, or a comparable field of study.

Experience

  • Several years of professional experience in the development, specification, and simulation of digital and analog circuits
  • Proven experience in requirement analysis and hardware implementation for 32-bit microcontrollers
  • Practical experience in PCB design using Altium or similar ECAD tools
  • Experience in coordinating and organizing tasks within interdisciplinary teams
  • Experience in device qualification and serial production support is preferred

Languages

German (Fluent)English (Basic)

Additional

  • The role requires the ability to work in an interdisciplinary team and may involve the coordination of external development partners. Strong analytical skills and a solution-oriented approach are essential.