Plan and control production of electron microscopes and mass spectrometers: build schedules from demand forecasts, track progress, manage shipments and keep inventory at the right level.
About this role
An electrical design role in the mass spectrometry (MS) development group at JEOL, which builds instruments such as GC-TOFMS, GC-QMS and MALDI-TOFMS. The group's electrical design underpins the analytical accuracy, reliability and reproducibility of these instruments, and the engineer works across several products, both new developments and upgrades of existing ones.
The work covers digital circuit design with FPGAs and microcontrollers, analogue circuits (AD/DA, op-amps), high-voltage and power-supply circuits, temperature-control circuits, conceptual design and specification of the instrument's electrical system, and regulatory compliance such as CE marking. Tools in use are Zuken CR-8000 for CAD and Siemens QuestaSim, AMD Vivado and Altera Quartus Prime for FPGA work.
Required: experience in electrical circuit design, and experience producing schematics and verifying circuit operation.
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