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Synchronisation and Timing (SAT) Electronic Engineer

Big Science Sweden

Job Description

Synchronisation and Timing (SAT) Electronic Engineer

Datum: 15 maj, 2026 Tid: 11:59

Placering: SKAO

Mer information

We are looking for a SATElectronic Engineer to help deliver theSynchronisation and Timingsub-systems for a next-generation radio telescope currently being built in South Africa and Australia.

The Role

The SAT Electronic Engineer will join a dedicated Product Delivery Team (PDT) focused on the delivery of a Timing and Frequency system for both the SKA-Mid and SKA-Low Telescopes. The Electronic Engineer will work in collaboration with the PDT Project Manager and the Design Authority, plus others dedicated to the team. The successful candidate will act as a key support for the Synchronisation and Timing Design Authority, working with contractors to guarantee the required performance of the subsystem following the SKAO standards and best practices.

Reporting to the Domain Specialist Team Lead, the SAT Electronic Engineer may also be requested to provide support and expertise for other related areas of the SKA Telescope design and construction.

The role is a 2-year fixed-termand will be based at the SKAO Global Headquarters at the iconic Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, UK.

About This Role

Career insights for Electronics Engineers, Except Computer positions

Salary Benchmark
R46,895/month
R36,661 to R58,681/month
Source: WageIndicator ZAR data
Job Outlook
This career will grow rapidly in the next few years.
Key Skills for This Role
Complex Problem Solving Critical Thinking Reading Comprehension Speaking Active Listening
Common Technologies
AutoCAD CATIA V6 SolidWorks Microsoft PowerPoint 365 C17/C18 Fortran 2018 LabVIEW ANSYS Simplorer

Job Overview

Date Posted
24 Apr 2026
Location
Not Specified, South Africa

Electronics Engineers, Except Computer Insights

Median Salary (ZAR)
R46,895/month
Job Outlook
This career will grow rapidly in the next few years.

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