3 of 3 EMC Jobs in Buckinghamshire

The successful engineer must have strong analogue design skills. He/She must have a proven ability in analogue power amplifier design and strong engineering documentation skills. Appreciation of EMC requirements is highly desirable. The role will be 3 days on site in any of the locations mentioned and you must be willing and able to the other locations More ❯

and capability Training Commissioning Engineers on products Product Testing and fault finding (including RMAs and Goods-In Inspection) Design electronics to comply with product specific regulations and standards, i.e. EMC/LVD etc Full management of R&D lab organisation of samples and new product project boxes The ideal applicant will be an Electronics Engineer Smart Lighting Systems with More ❯

continually evaluating performance and capability. Train Commissioning Engineers on products and manage product testing and fault finding. Design electronics to comply with product-specific regulations and standards, such as EMC and LVD. Manage the access to applications for clients and liaise with software developers on improvements. Organise and manage prototypes, ensuring master samples are logged and labelled for all … PCB schematics, selecting components, and ensuring proper layout design. Experience in product testing, fault finding, and debugging to ensure quality standards. Familiarity with industry standards and regulations, such as EMC and LVD. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, for effective reporting and collaboration. Creativity, innovation, and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Ability to work effectively within cross More ❯