Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineer

Résumé du poste

The engineer will manage electromagnetic compatibility and signal integrity for aerospace components. This includes ensuring compliance with airworthiness regulations and managing regulatory relationships with agencies like the FAA, EASA, or TC.

Détails du poste

Role – EMC Engineer. Location – Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Aero Domain Exp is must Qualifications – (Must have) Knowledge of electromagnetic fields, theory and transmission line phenomena, antennas and propagation, signal integrity, and EMI/EMC. Knowledge of 14 CFR 25.954 and 25.981 regulations and fuel tank protection against lightning, HIRF, static electricity, and other hazards. The candidate shall be familiar with the relevant industry standards and best practices (DO-160, SAE ARP, FAA advisory circulars and regulations), as well as other applicable airworthiness regulations. You are familiar with regulatory working relationships with TC, EASA, or FAA, and you must be capable of obtaining DAD / DAR status.

Ce que vous ferez

The engineer will manage electromagnetic compatibility and signal integrity for aerospace components. This includes ensuring compliance with airworthiness regulations and managing regulatory relationships with agencies like the FAA, EASA, or TC.

Exigences

Candidates must have extensive knowledge of electromagnetic fields, EMI/EMC, and specific aviation regulations such as DO-160 and 14 CFR. Experience in the aero domain and the ability to obtain DAD/DAR status are required.

Compétences indiquées

• EMI/EMC · Souhaitée

Autres compétences pertinentes

Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.

• Electromagnetic Compatibility
• EMI/EMC
• Signal Integrity
• Antennas and Propagation
• Transmission Line Phenomena
• DO-160
• SAE ARP
• 14 CFR 25.954
• 14 CFR 25.981
• HIRF
• Lightning Protection
• Airworthiness Regulations
• FAA Regulations
• EASA Regulations
• TC Regulations

Domaines d’emploi

• Engineering
• Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Science & Research