4 Contract EMC Jobs in the East of England

Inside IR35 – Rate Negotiable 6 month contract Hybrid (2 - 3 days per week on site) Job Role: Job Description: The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) department is like no other, it is split between a test team working hands-on in our state of the art EMC Facility to simulate … environments and also a highly skilled project consultancy team that is embedded across all projects to ensure good EMC practice & design. This role is in our EMC Project Team who support the programmes throughout their product lifecycles from concept through to disposal. The majority of the work is … into service. This will include writing documentation, reviewing hardware and may include a hands-on review of the hardware and some informal testing. The EMC Project Team support projects from Bristol and Stevenage to ensure the correct requirements are implemented, that designs are robust and the strategy is correct. more »

in Power and Analog Electronics at both the sub-system and board level. Collaboration with other departments, such as Software, Firmware, Mechanical, Environmental, and EMC, will be an integral part of your work to ensure that your designs meet all requirements. Your contributions will play a crucial role in more »

Cambridgeshire: - Proven experience of using Altium for schematic capture - Strong experience of both analogue and digital design - A knowledge/appreciation of design for EMC considerations For more information or to apply for the Contract Hardware Engineer - Altium opportunity in Cambridgeshire, please contact Fahad McCann - Fmccann@redlinegroupcom/ more »

requirements • interface definitions and characteristics between subsystems/equipment • power architecture, including power budget and power profiles • data communication and processing architecture • requirements for EMC, bonding, grounding and screening • signal safety, including routing of safety related signals b) Supporting test and fault-finding activities during compatibility checks, risk reduction … engineering industries will also be considered. Other areas are also of interest but not essential: • defence • weapon systems • power supplies • actuators • data communication • sensors • EMC • Health Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS) • Model Based Engineering (MBE more »