Electronic Designer
We’re hiring: Electronics Designer
? Grosseto, Italy | Full-time | On-site
Since 2016, Cicci Research develops testing equipments for optoelectronic device. We’re looking for a hands-on Electronics Designer to help develop and improve the electronics behind our instruments.
What you’ll do
- Design analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuits, from component selection and schematics to PCB development.
- Test and debug prototypes using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other laboratory instruments.
- Work closely with software and mechanical colleagues to integrate electronics into our equipment.
- Improve circuit performance and reliability, and maintain clear technical documentation.
What we’re looking for
- Technical diploma in electronics or a related field,
or an electronics/electrical engineering degree. Practical skills matter more than the qualification alone.
- Good understanding of electronic circuits, particularly analog signals, noise, and measurement.
- Experience with schematic capture, PCB design tools, and hands-on troubleshooting.
- A practical, curious approach to problem-solving and the ability to work in a small multidisciplinary team.
You’ll contribute directly to specialized scientific instruments, following your designs from prototype to working equipment. Interested? Apply through LinkedIn or email (email hidden)
? Grosseto, Italy | Full-time | On-site
Since 2016, Cicci Research develops testing equipments for optoelectronic device. We’re looking for a hands-on Electronics Designer to help develop and improve the electronics behind our instruments.
What you’ll do
- Design analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuits, from component selection and schematics to PCB development.
- Test and debug prototypes using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other laboratory instruments.
- Work closely with software and mechanical colleagues to integrate electronics into our equipment.
- Improve circuit performance and reliability, and maintain clear technical documentation.
What we’re looking for
- Technical diploma in electronics or a related field,
or an electronics/electrical engineering degree. Practical skills matter more than the qualification alone.
- Good understanding of electronic circuits, particularly analog signals, noise, and measurement.
- Experience with schematic capture, PCB design tools, and hands-on troubleshooting.
- A practical, curious approach to problem-solving and the ability to work in a small multidisciplinary team.
You’ll contribute directly to specialized scientific instruments, following your designs from prototype to working equipment. Interested? Apply through LinkedIn or email (email hidden)