Graduate Engineer - Electronics (September 2026 start)

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Overview

AVIRE designs emergency communication systems that protect lives in high-rise buildings and critical infrastructure across 6 continents. Our technology ensures that every call for help is heard and answered in emergencies, such as a passenger trapped in a lift during a power failure or a wheelchair user unable to evacuate during a fire.

Our systems are installed in over 4 million buildings globally. Your work will directly contribute to ensuring that no one is left behind in an emergency. We are seeking an outstanding graduate electronics engineer to join our R&D team in Maidenhead, with real technical responsibility from day one, supported by a collaborative engineering team across five sites in the UK, Spain, Czechia and the US. The aim is to achieve professional registration as a Chartered Engineer.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop and deliver embedded electronics subsystems, from drawing board to production-ready design.
• Develop firmware in C (or optionally Rust) across platforms including STM32, ESP32, Pi Compute Modules and NXP i.MX.
• Prototype boards and debug hardware using tools like KiCad, oscilloscopes and logic analysers.
• Design with the user in mind—consider real-world field use in addition to lab performance.
• Build test tools in Python or C# to improve robustness, reliability and trust.
• Collaborate with global teams, from manufacturing in Czechia to technical support for field-delivered products.

Qualifications

• You are studying (or have recently completed) a Master’s in Electronic or Computer Engineering with strong academic results from a top university.
• Experience writing embedded C for microcontrollers and testing code properly.
• Experience building and debugging hardware—e.g., with STM32, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi Compute Modules.
• Ability to structure problems, ask great questions, and communicate clearly under pressure.
• Practical emphasis on documentation, thorough testing, and clean design.
• Care about how a system works for people, not just how it works in isolation.

Working at AVIRE

• Hybrid working: Office-based Tuesday to Thursday, with flexibility on other days.
• Structured development: Mentoring, training, and a clear path to Chartered Engineer status.
• A supportive culture that values diverse voices.
• A global mission: Collaborate across sites in the UK, Spain, Czechia and the US.
• A clear purpose: Our products help people in distress to be heard and helped, without delay.

About AVIRE & Halma

AVIRE unites four trusted life-safety brands—MEMCO, Janus, Rath and Microkey—focused on ensuring people can communicate in an emergency, wherever they are. We are part of Halma plc, a FTSE 100 group of global life-saving technology companies. Halma companies are known for backing early-career engineers and building cultures that combine trust, autonomy and impact.

Apply if you’re ready to use your engineering talent to make the world safer.

We’ll give you the responsibility, support and purpose to make it count.

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