Senior Hardware Engineer salaries in Doddington, CAM
£67,278
avg per year
The average salary for Senior Hardware Engineer jobs near Doddington, CAM is £67,278.*
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Top Senior Hardware Engineer jobs near Doddington, CAM
View AllDigital FPGA - Senior Hardware Development Engineer
Pico Technology
St. Neots
_This role is hybrid, three days from home and two days onsite in the St Neots office, with flexibility as required for business needs._.
£75,000 - £80,000 a year
Senior Software Engineer
Arm
Cambridge
We are looking for highly capable engineers to work in the areas of Client/Server/Automotive/IoT, ready to use their knowledge and experience to ensure we…
£73,500 - £99,500 a year
Senior Hardware Engineer
Entrust
Cambridge
A demonstrated ability to work with a range of stakeholders from customers, product managers to software teams is essential.
Senior Engineer
Arm
Cambridge
Collaborate with project leads and management on planning, scheduling, and quality checkpoints. Familiarity with embedded OS, device drivers, and hardware/…
£73,500 - £99,500 a year
5 days ago
Machine Learning Senior Software Engineer
Arm
Cambridge
Open-source software development of large project with complex dependency, including public code reviews, documentation, release notes, issue tracking, and…
£73,500 - £99,500 a year
Senior/Principal Software Engineer
lowRISC CIC
Cambridge
Benefits include a generous employer pension contribution (up to 12.5% subject to an employee contribution via salary sacrifice of 6%), holiday allowance (33…
£68,947 - £106,554 a year
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