Hardware Developer - Fossil Fuel Extraction | Hardwareentwickler - Gewinnung Fossiler Brennstoffe (w/m/d)

Job Summary

As a Hardware Developer at Brunel, you will play a critical role in the lifecycle of electronic systems used in fossil fuel extraction. Your daily responsibilities include performing root cause analysis on existing products, designing both analog and digital hardware, and developing specialized test environments. You will be deeply involved in PCBA manufacturing processes, focusing on quality control and cost reduction while collaborating with external component suppliers. The role requires a hands-on approach to testing, including temperature and vibration qualifications, and demands close cross-departmental cooperation to support tool and service delivery. This position is particularly attractive for engineers who enjoy a mix of design work and practical troubleshooting within a global engineering services firm. Brunel offers a stable, permanent contract with 30 days of vacation, a company-funded pension scheme, and a culture that prioritizes professional development through individual training and regular feedback sessions.