Equipment Engineer (Electronics)

Job Type - Full time

Location – Eindhoven, NL

Role benefits - Competitive Salary + Benefits Package and more

About the role

Are you eager to step into a high-tech world with a strong focus on innovation? Are you looking for a role where you will help define and implement the roadmap for the future of X-ray tubes and/or detectors? Would you like to do this in an international and friendly environment? If so, this could be your opportunity to join our Manufacturing Engineering department as an Electrical Equipment Engineer within the Equipment Engineering team in Eindhoven. As an Equipment Engineer (Electronics / Industrial Automation), you will work in multidisciplinary project teams, developing high-tech equipment for the production and advancement of X-ray tubes and system key modules like detectors, at Malvern Panalytical. You will work on cutting-edge technology, particularly in electronics and machine controls, across a diverse range of applications.

What you'll be doing

• Develop high-tech equipment for the production and advancement of X-ray tubes and system key modules like detectors.
• Work on cutting-edge technology in electronics and machine controls across high voltage, high vacuum, nano-ampere measurements, thin-layer deposition, precision positioning, high-frequency soldering, (laser) welding, and industrial automation.
• Collaborate closely with internal departments such as Process Engineering, Maintenance, R&D, and operations, while engaging with specialized external companies to further develop machine concepts.
• Take on or develop into a project leadership role for the equipment of the future, depending on your experience.
• Establish an industrial infrastructure where data-driven and interconnected processes can be developed and optimized (Factory 4.0).
• Dedicate approximately 25% of your time to directly supporting production by troubleshooting process and production issues.

About you

• Bachelor (HBO) or Master (TU) degree in Electronics / Industrial Automation.
• Preferably several years of work experience in an Electronics or Industrial Automation Engineering role.
• Experience with software tools such as electronics simulation, PLC, LabVIEW, data acquisition, and data analysis.
• Experience in leading projects or the ambition to grow in a role as a project leader.
• Broad technical interest in software, mechanics, and physics.
• Ability to work independently as well as within a team, with an analytical and pragmatic mindset.
• Customer-focused and quality-conscious with good communication skills.
• Proficiency in Dutch and English, with experience in analogue technology and/or high voltage as an advantage.

What's in it for you

• Join an ambitious, growing international organisation where innovation and technology are central to our success.
• Play a key role in shaping the future of advanced technology solutions that create value for customers and the business.
• Collaborate with global teams of engineers, scientists, and technology specialists working on cutting-edge projects.
• Benefit from ongoing learning opportunities and professional development in one of the fastest-growing technology domains.
• Enjoy a comprehensive and competitive rewards package designed to support your wellbeing, growth, and success.

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We provide market-leading, material characterization technologies for the world's most innovative companies, academic institutions, and government laboratories in the analytics of advanced materials.

We support our customers through their biggest challenges, from developing lifesaving vaccines to sustainable fuels. We wake up every day to delight our customers through innovation, high-quality solutions and workflows, and excellence in customer satisfaction.

We are a recognized leader for quality and insights in material characterization; winning customers with performance and keeping them with service. With more than 2,000 employees operating in over 20 countries across the world, and R&D sites in North America, Europe and Asia.

We are part of Spectris, a company which combines precision with purpose to equip customers to solve some of their greatest challenges to make the world cleaner, healthier and more productive. In 2025, Spectris acquired Micromeritics as part of Malvern Panalytical.