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Role: Senior Transducer/ Acoustic Engineer
Location: South Wales – Hybrid. UK Relocators considered
Salary: up to £55k plus benefits
Own the sound. Build transducers that go into production vehicles.
This is a genuinely hands on engineering role where you will take full ownership of acoustic performance, developing automotive drive units from early concept through prototypes, measurement, validation and production support. You will be close to the hardware, solving real problems and seeing your work make it into vehicles.
You will work across simulation, lab testing, listening work and iteration, collaborating closely with mechanical, electrical and systems engineers to balance performance, cost and manufacturability.
What you will get:
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End to end ownership of acoustic performance
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Strong on site facilities and advanced measurement capability
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Time and encouragement to innovate and contribute to IP
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A clear route into lead responsibility over the next few years
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Flexible, trust based working with global collaboration and travel
What we need:
Strong electroacoustic fundamentals and real transducer experience across design, modelling and testing. Automotive experience is a plus, not essential.
If this position sounds like it might be of interest, please feel free to get in touch via email
To apply for this job please visit www.reed.co.uk.
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