We are seeking a Principal EMC Engineer with specialist knowledge in Military and Aerospace EMC standards, including DEF STAN 59-411, MIL-STD-461 and RTCA DO-160, to join our expert team. This is a senior technical position providing leadership and technical direction across the Military & Aerospace EMC department, supporting the continued development of capability, consistency and technical excellence within the team.
The role will combine technical leadership, mentoring and competency development with responsibility for technical governance, including report signatory duties, calibration sign-off, maintaining test procedures and supporting and managing UKAS ISO/IEC 17025 audit activities.
The Principal EMC Engineer will also remain available to undertake hands-on EMC testing as and when required to support customer delivery, departmental workload and revenue requirements.
This role is ideal for someone with deep EMC technical knowledge who is confident supporting complex projects, reviewing and signing technical reports, developing junior engineers and helping shape the future capability of the Military & Aerospace EMC department. The role provides technical leadership but does not currently include direct line-management responsibility.
To be successful in your application for this role you will require:
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