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    Graduate / Junior - Functional Safety Engineer

    Company

    IC Resources

    Salary

    Attractive salary based on experience, fully remote

    Description

    This is an exciting opportunity for a Graduate or Junior Engineer to join a dynamic start-up, based in Berkshire. Providing cutting-edge solutions to clients in the semiconductor and automotive space worldwide, our client is looking for engineers who are interested in specialising within the field of functional safety. Offering hybrid working, flexible hours and an attractive salary package, this is a great opportunity for you to develop in an evolving field that is in high demand. You will be offered full training and development within Functional Safety to help you excel in this exciting role. Requirements: A bachelor's degree in electronics or a related field. A strong interest in semiconductors and a desire to specialise in Functional Safety. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal. Self-motivated and able to work independently. Enthusiasm for continuous learning and professional development. If you are interested in discussing this position further, please contact Emily Jones.

    Location

    Maidenhead

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