Graduate Electronics Engineer Telecommunications 2026 start

Graduate Electronics Engineer Telecommunications 2026 start Overview

We are seeking Electronics graduates eager to engage in real product development across diverse industries and technologies. This role requires a willingness to tackle challenges and work with various technologies on multiple tasks. In return, we provide the opportunity to address some of the most complex engineering problems.

Cambridge Consultants undertakes over 300 technology, design, and consulting projects annually, allowing you to work across a wide array of markets, including Consumer Devices, Industrial Systems, Aerospace, and Telecommunications. We focus on mentoring our graduates to enhance their skills and assume greater responsibilities. We prioritize the potential of the engineer you can become over your current capabilities, offering structured mentoring and hands-on support to help you evolve into a confident professional.

Your Responsibilities

• Collaborate with a technical team on client projects across various industries.
• Engage in multiple projects simultaneously, taking on diverse roles and responsibilities.
• Interact with clients throughout all project phases, from gathering requirements to delivering final products.
• Work closely with engineers from software, RF, signal processing, mechanical, and AI disciplines.
• Design and implement systems for various applications and products.
• Develop both analogue and digital hardware, including PCB layouts and FPGA designs using Verilog/VHDL.
• Conduct hands-on testing and debugging in laboratory settings.
• Gain experience in embedded software development using C/C++ and system-level design.

Your Qualifications

• Possess an excellent degree or PhD in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Physics, or a related field.
• Demonstrate a solid understanding of fundamental electronic theories and principles.
• Have practical experience in analogue electronics (interfaces, RF, power), digital electronics (processors, DSP, Verilog/VHDL), or PCB design through university, work, or personal projects.
• Exhibit enthusiasm for designing and building functional electronic systems.
• Show the ability to learn quickly and adapt to new challenges.

Benefits

• Structured mentoring and hands-on support to foster professional growth.
• Opportunities to tackle challenging engineering problems across various sectors.
• Supportive environment to develop skills and build a reputation as a reliable team member.

Degree Requirement: Bachelor’s

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