R&D Engineer

For our client, a dynamic and active company in the field of mechanics, we are looking for a R&D Engineer / Encoder specialist. 

Key Responsibilities:

• You are responsible of the encoder product development in various technologies
• You propose technical solution to customer need using any technologies of encoder
• You participate to encoder product road map definition in support to the product line manager
• You evaluate new chip available on the market
• You benchmark competition product and performances
• You complete POC (Proof Of Concept) and prototype assembly, characterization, and validation

Internal Relationships:

• You collaborate with the other teams for mechanical integration of encoder (multi-site discussions)
• You participate to industrialization of the new product (provide inputs and support to manufacturing engineers)
• You support sales team to answer customer request for product customization and new product development
• You support operation for quality analysis
• You collaborate with sourcing team for validation of new suppliers

External relationships:

• You will be in contact with supplier related to encoder product
• You are engaged with customer to understand need and propose technical solutions
• You are in close collaboration with PCB design partner

Your assets for your future employer : 

• Education: Master degree in electronic or electrical engineering
• Experience: at last 5 years of experience in the field of product design and development
• Fluent in French and English (spoken and written) with a very good communication 
• You are able to follow a project plan with time and budget constraints, you have analytical skills and you are a problem solver
• You have knowledge in magnetism and ideally in motor driving (driver, encoder)
• Others essential competencies required : Numeric calculation capabilities, Basic PCB design, Simple motor driver design, Assembly process definition, Basic 3D design software (Solidworks), AMDEC / FMEA analysis
• Travel: As required not to exceed 10%. International travel 1-3 times per year