Electronics Designer

Bedrijfsomschrijving

• Océ, part of Canon since 2010, is a global leader in document and information management, headquartered in Venlo. Active in over 80 countries with research and production centers across Europe, the US, and Japan, Océ develops high-tech printing systems and services that enable efficient information exchange. You join an international, multidisciplinary R&D hub in Venlo where hardware, software, physics, and chemistry come together to shape the future of industrial printing.

• Randstad Professional acts as your career mentor throughout this assignment. We connect highly educated technical professionals with leading innovators like Océ and support your growth with personal coaching, sparring sessions, and targeted training via the Randstad Academy. Together, we ensure you get the most out of your expertise and career ambitions.

As an Electronics Designer at Océ (a Canon company) in Venlo, you develop and support complex electronic systems from concept to lifecycle management. Combine your analog and digital hardware expertise with multidisciplinary R&D innovation!

Within the R&D department of Océ in Venlo, you work on both new electronic solutions and the continuous improvement of existing systems. Alongside architects and embedded software engineers, you translate customer demands into smart, cost-effective technical designs. You collaborate closely with specialists in mechanics, chemistry, and physics—who focus on ink and print head development—to build prototypes, test model-based designs, and solve intricate hardware challenges.

As an Electronics Designer, you take ownership of:

• Designing digital and analog electronics, including printed circuit boards (PCBs), embedded control, and sensor systems.
• Verifying, testing, and troubleshooting electronic assemblies down to component level using oscilloscopes and multimeters.
• Managing product lifecycle support, investigating component obsolescence (EOL), and implementing hardware modifications.
• Installing and validating new firmware versions while analyzing log files and measurement data for fault diagnostics.
• Guiding outsourcing partners and providing 1st- and 2nd-level technical support across production, service, and supplier teams.

You are successful as an Electronics Designer if you meet these requirements:

• You hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering.
• You bring at least 5 years of work experience in analog and digital board/PCB design.
• You have proven experience with safety testing, hardware integration, and compliance with international electrical and EMC standards.
• You speak and write English fluently.