Hardware Design Engineer salaries in Scotland
£40,442
avg per year
The average salary for Hardware Design Engineer jobs near Scotland is £40,442.*
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Top Hardware Design Engineer jobs near Scotland
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Raytheon
Glenrothes
Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, USA, but with over 180,000 employees globally across every continent, RTX provides advanced systems and services for…
9 days ago
Software Engineer - Hardware Simulation & Engineering Infrastructure
Sandisk
Edinburgh
Sandisk designs and manufactures a wide range of NAND Flash based products from USB drives and SD cards, portable and internal SSDs for PCs to large scale, high…
Junior Software Engineer
NCR Atleos
Dundee
Work all developments diligently to ensure customer satisfaction targets are achieved. Key steps in the template software development involve analysis of note…
Senior Hardware Test Engineer
NCR Atleos
Dundee
The successful candidate will be a highly focused, self-motivated individual who already is experienced in developing system tests and use of data to validate…
Test Solution Design Engineer
Leonardo UK Ltd
Edinburgh
Contribute to the resolution of emerging technical issues by proposing and driving through robust solutions, escalating more complex risks and supporting the…
£44,000 - £71,400 a year
10 days ago
Senior Product Test Design Engineer
Raytheon
Glenrothes
Enhanced family friendly policies including enhanced maternity, paternity & shared parental leave. Design of product Test Development Hardware.
Similar locations
- Edinburgh, SCT62 jobs
- Glasgow, SCT38 jobs
- Aberdeen, SCT14 jobs
- Dundee, SCT6 jobs
- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG5 jobs
- Prudhoe, ENG3 jobs
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