Introduction 

We are looking for an enthusiastic engineering student to join our Electronics & Software team, contributing to exciting healthcare projects. 

When you join us, you will work on cutting-edge products, develop your electronics design skills, and see firsthand how technology can improve people’s health and well-being. You will be surrounded by passionate experts who will support and mentor you, helping you grow into a world-class engineer of tomorrow. 

What You’ll Be Doing

From day one, you’ll be an integral part of our multi-disciplinary medical development team, tackling real technical challenges while receiving guidance and training from experienced engineers. You’ll gain hands-on experience with a wide range of applications, from tiny, wirelessly powered medical implants to large-scale diagnostic equipment. You might find yourself working with analogue circuits, digital systems, FPGAs, antennas, signal processing, and much more. 

Your Role & Opportunities 

During your internship, you will likely: 

• Design and support electronics for multi-disciplinary projects, collaborating with engineers across all development stages. 

• Create and implement your own printed circuit boards using Altium. 

• Build experience using and automating precision test and measurement equipment. 

• Contribute to innovation in workshops and technical reviews. 

• Analyse experimental data and develop conclusions to shape project outcomes. 

• Learn and apply modern soldering techniques. 

• Document your work through technical analyses, test plans, and reports. 

• Present your technical findings to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. 

• Balance your time effectively across multiple project commitments. 

• Gain invaluable insight from the talented professionals around you. 

What You Can Bring 

We are looking for someone undertaking a degree in a relevant subject, such as electronics, electrical, software physics or computer science, and has:  

• Curiosity, a passion for learning, and a drive to see the bigger picture. 

• Hands-on experience with electronics lab equipment and soldering tools. 

• A solid understanding of electronics fundamentals. 

• Exposure to software development. 

Please ensure you’ve included your A Level/Equivalent subjects and grades within your CV, alongside relevant university modules. 

Covering statements are advantageous though by no means a necessity.