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Electronics Specialist

Groenlo, Netherlands
32 - 38 hrs
€ 3.000 - € 4.500

What are you going to do?

As an Electronics Specialist at Nedap, you play an important role in ensuring the quality and consistency of all PCB designs within our organization. You support our R&D teams by maintaining reliable component libraries, clear design guidelines, and a streamlined design process. In doing so, you contribute directly to scalable and future-proof hardware development.

In this role, you work closely with experienced R&D engineers who develop PCBs for a wide range of applications. The complexity varies from 2-layer to 12-layer designs (with 4-layer as the mainstream), involving technologies such as high-power, high-voltage, high-speed, RFID, and HF.

You are not responsible for independently designing PCBs. Instead, you ensure that designs meet quality standards, are manufacturable, and align well with production processes. You will also have the opportunity to further professionalize and standardize our PCB design methodology. In doing so, you will develop into the specialist within Nedap in the field of PCB design quality and tooling.
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Your responsibilities

Maintain and develop component libraries across different systems such as PLM, Altium, and SolidWorks.

Review PCB designs and identify potential issues early, so they can be resolved together with R&D.

After a design is released, generate and store manufacturing data in our PLM environment.

Create 3D models of PCB assemblies in SolidWorks based on released bills of materials.

Support R&D engineers with questions related to PCB design methodology and tooling.

Manage PCB design software such as Altium and Pulsonix, including updates, user management, and maintenance of server and client software.

Manage lifecycle changes of components and ensure compliance data such as RoHS and REACH remains up to date.

Your team

You will become part of the PLM team, a central team that plays an important role in supporting hardware development within Nedap. The team ensures that R&D engineers can work with reliable data, well-configured tools, and consistent processes.

The team currently consists of specialists, including PCB design specialists, a PLM application manager, and a CAD application manager. Together, you operate at the intersection of R&D and IT and work closely with other teams such as IT Infrastructure and the Service Desk.

What's in it for you?

Our offer

As a Electronics Specialist at Nedap, you make a valuable contribution to our goal: making people happier and more successful in their professional lives. The salary range for this role is between € 3.000 and € 4.500 gross per month based on full-time employment (38 hours) and depends on relevant knowledge and experience. In addition to your salary, you are entitled to a thirteenth month, a good pension scheme, and profit sharing with the opportunity to become a shareholder of Nedap. Everything we do revolves around trust and autonomy. That’s why, along with your colleagues, you decide on your own working hours and vacation days to maintain a healthy work-life balance. We also place great value on personal and professional growth. You will receive a comprehensive introduction, and we encourage you to continually develop yourself.

Curious about all our terms of employment? Read on here.

Required skills

We are looking for a specialist who works accurately and enjoys improving design processes and the technical quality of products. You work in a structured way and have a strong focus on quality. In addition, you enjoy collaborating with colleagues from different disciplines and are able to communicate effectively in a multidisciplinary R&D environment to achieve the best solutions together.

  • Bachelor’s degree level (HBO) of thinking and working
  • Demonstrable knowledge of electronics
  • Experience with PCB design, preferably using Altium Designer
  • Affinity with 3D CAD design, preferably SolidWorks
  • You have a good command of both Dutch and English.

Get in touch!

Interested in the vacancy Electronics Specialist or curious about what it’s like to work at Nedap? Feel free to contact Melanie Dries-Kamp via melanie.kamp@nedap.com. We’re happy to help!

The application process

Our application process is clear and personal. We take the time to get to know you and to explore whether there’s a good fit on both sides.

1. Your application

Great that you’ve applied! We’ll review your application carefully and get back to you within 10 working days. We respect your privacy. That’s why we only accept applications submitted through our website.

2. The first interview

In the first conversation, we get to know each other. We talk about your experience, your ambitions and the role, and you’ll have plenty of space to ask anything you want to know.

3. The next interview

In the second interview, we welcome you to our Nedap Campus. You’ll meet future colleagues and dive deeper into the content of the role and how we work together. A technical test or assessment may be part of this step; if so, we’ll always let you know in advance.

4. Our offer

Is there a match? Then we’d be happy to make you an offer. Please note: we only send an offer onze we’ve spoken to you personally. Once you accept our offer for this position, we will also ask you to provide a Certificate of Conduct (VOG).

5. Welcome!

Welcome to Nedap. We’re excited to have you join us and look forward to your first day.

Additional information

We value the diversity of people and organizations. One of the things that makes us unique is our diverse mix of people and cultures. We believe in the power of ideas and the energy of individual initiative — this is the foundation on which our entire organization is built. We handle personal data carefully and responsibly, ensuring your privacy is respected at all times.

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