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Level 6 Degree Apprenticeship: Embedded Electronic Systems Design and Development Apprentice

AVIRE TRADING LIMITED

LOCATION
📍 Maidenhead, SL6 7RJ
PAY
💶 £27,000 a year
HOURS
⏰ 38 hours per week hrs/week
DURATION
📅 4 Years
APPLY BY
SECTOR
Engineering and manufacturing

Employer information

Requirements

Apprenticeship Standard: Embedded electronic systems design and development engineer (degree) (level 6) (Level 6) Desired skills: Curious about how things work, Love finding solutions, Enjoys working with others, Shares ideas, Learns through collaboration, Interested in building tech, Interested in helping people, Takes pride in your work, Sees projects through

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About this apprenticeship

At AVIRE, we develop life-saving technologies for people in high-rise buildings. Whether it's helping someone with reduced mobility stay safe in a fire, or ensuring emergency calls get through when every second counts, we design systems that protect lives. We're looking for a curious, committed apprentice to join our supportive, close-knit engineering team and grow into an expert electronics engineer.
This is a four-year degree apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with expert tuition delivered by our partners at Newbury College, fully funded by AVIRE. You'll gain a university-level qualification without the debt, while earning a competitive salary that grows as you do.
You'll be supported every step of the way, joining a collaborative international team that values your ideas, invests in your growth, and trusts you to contribute from day one.
Learn more about the team you’ll be joining at https://www.avire-global.com/en-uk/team/ or read about one of our current apprentices – Madison O’Donoghue’s -story at https://www.avire-global.com/en-us/team/madison-odonoghue/
What you'll do
Throughout the programme, you'll be given the tools, mentorship, and coaching you need to:

Design and develop electronic systems that keep people safe
Break complex problems into manageable pieces, then find elegant ways to solve them
Learn programming languages like C, C++, Python, Rust and SPARK
Use specialist software (ECAD) to create and test circuit designs
Understand real-world engineering factors like thermal design and electromagnetic compatibility
Develop test plans, prototypes and products for full-scale manufacture
Plan projects, assess risk and manage timelines
Learn about international safety regulations and design standards
Consider the business side too – including product costing and manufacturing scale-up
Most of all, develop into a well-rounded engineer who designs with care, thinks creatively, and acts with purpose

Training

This is a four-year degree apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with expert tuition delivered by our partners at Newbury College, fully funded by AVIRE
You'll gain a university-level qualification without the debt, while earning a competitive salary that grows as you do

What you could go on to do

This could lead on to a permanent position on successful completion of the Degree Apprenticeship 

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