Electronics Engineer Level 1

About Windcave: Founded in 1999 in New Zealand, Windcave has consistently led the way in the innovation of payment technology. Today, our global footprint extends across 40+ countries, supported by a dedicated team of over 400+ experts. We process billions of transactions annually, providing businesses with a comprehensive payment solution through a single provider.

Our approach continuously sets new industry benchmarks and reflects our commitment to leading the market with self-developed, cutting-edge technologies. We support a wide range of industries, including retail, finance, hospitality, and more, with operations all over the globe. About the role: Windcave's Hardware Engineering team is seeking a talented Electronics Engineer to join our Ellerslie office.

You will contribute to the design, development, testing, and delivery of innovative electronic products deployed globally, taking ownership of defined engineering activities across the product lifecycle. This role provides the opportunity to further develop your circuit design and PCB development expertise while working alongside experienced hardware, firmware, mechanical, and manufacturing engineers.

Role responsibilities: Design, development, prototyping, assembly and testing of electronic circuits and systems in both analogue and digital domains to ensure they meet defined specifications. Apply Design for Manufacture (DFM), EMC, compliance, and certification requirements throughout the product development lifecycle. Perform prototyping, assembly, verification, and testing of electronic hardware.

Collect, analyse, and document technical data to support engineering decisions. Assist with product compliance testing and certification. Apply established engineering standards, safety requirements, and project specifications in all assigned tasks. Use industry tools, software, and best practices to deliver engineering outcomes, while continuing professional skill development.

Provide technical support across ongoing engineering projects where required. Support manufacturing activities, including preparation of BOMs, inventory data, and other manufacturing documents. Maintain and develop Altium component libraries.

Evaluate vendor capabilities to provide required products or services Experience/ Skills required: An A+ or A equivalent Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in the Electronics field. 1-3 years of experience in electronics design. Excellent attention to detail. Accurate data entry skills and technically savvy. Excellent communication skills – verbal and written.

Demonstrated ability to apply engineering knowledge in design tasks. A growth mindset, be resilient and able to cope with change and a very fast-paced work environment. Mechanical awareness. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Demonstrated initiative and willingness to take ownership of assigned tasks. Ability to communicate and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

PCB Design & Schematic capture experience in Altium (preferred) Experience with high speed digital, mixed signal design, ARM microcontroller systems an advantage.

Benefits on offer: We value our employees and offer competitive benefits, including: Competitive salary Career development and long-term career opportunity Discounted health insurance (depending upon eligibility) Diverse, energetic and friendly team environment Why join us? At Windcave, you will have the opportunity to grow, develop, and be part of a company that values your contributions.

We are committed to providing: A supportive and inclusive environment Career development and learning opportunities Exciting and challenging projects On going training and support If you are passionate about payment industry, eager to make an impact and ready for your next challenge, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of something great!

Windcave is an Equal Opportunity Employer and committed to building a diverse workforce. Please Note: You must be a citizen, permanent resident or resident to be considered for this opportunity. There is no flexibility around this requirement.