Plastic Logic’s Centre of Innovation in Cambridge leads the world in research and development of plastic electronics. Our first commercial application of this technology are our display modules that are more robust, flexible, lighter and cleaner to manufacture than traditional glass and silicon displays.
We are looking for exceptional people to join our world class team. You must be highly talented and self motivated. You will be expected to generate new ideas, solve challenging technical problems and enjoy working productively in a globally diverse culture.
To apply for any of the vacancies listed below, please email your CV with a covering letter to JobsInUK@plasticlogic.com with the job title in the subject line.
Senior Or Principal Hardware RTL Design Engineer
Reliability Technician Or Associate Engineer
Senior Modelling Engineer
Business Development Manager Cambridge
Oracle Finance Support Analyst
Intellectual Property Administrator
Process Development Engineer
Development Engineer
Technical Manager for Display Engineering Electronics
Logistics Specialist
Engineer Display Performance
Embedded Software Engineer
Alternatively, postal applications may be sent to:
Human Resources
Plastic Logic Limited
296 Cambridge Science Park
Milton Road
Cambridge
CB4 0WD
UK
We are always interested in receiving speculative applications from talented people. If you are interested in joining our team but no suitable vacancies are advertised, send your CV with a covering letter and we will keep your details on file for up to six months. If your details match the profile of any new vacancies then we will contact you to discuss this further.
About Cambridge
The university and high-tech companies of Cambridge are renowned throughout the world for their contributions to scientific and technological advancement. Plastic Logic enjoys close links with Cambridge University’s Cavendish Laboratory where the potential for plastic electronics were first discovered.
Cambridge has a vibrant sports and social scene, inspiring architecture and museums, and is well catered for music, theatre and open air festivals.
King's College Chapel image credit: Phil / freedigitalphotos.net
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