EMI EMC Systems Engineer

EMI/EMC Engineer
Location: Onsite in Sterling Heights, MI
Pay: $60.50/hour plus PTO and paid holidays

This Radiation Engineering role requires experience in EMI EMC Radiation and Model-Based Systems Engineering. The individual will work with design teams to integrate EMI EMC considerations into hardware and software systems, mitigating EMI risks from component to system level. Responsibilities include supporting electrical and mechanical architecture designs for EMI compliance and developing related technical documents and CDRLs for HW and SW integration to achieve desired EMI performance.

Responsibilities to Anticipate/Expect:
Evaluate Requirements: Assess customer requirements for EMI NUC Radiation and determine vehicle compliance
System Architecture: Create and support the design of system architecture. Conduct EMI analyses to support design solutions and changes and document analysis reports
EMI Requirement Management: Support the System Engineering Department in developing the System Specification Document, including EMI requirement definition, connectivity, traceability, and validation
Electromagnetic Analysis: run a 3D solver to conduct electromagnetic simulation (EMS) to determine compliance with contracts or System Specification Documents
CDRLs: Develop and complete CDRLs for customer submission
Risk Mitigation: Manage end-to-end traceability of hazard mitigations for assigned systems
Collaboration: Work with hardware and software engineers to identify EMI NUC hazards and develop mitigation strategies
Peer Reviews: Conduct necessary work product peer reviews before release.
Document progress and issues. Prepare schedules and compose risks

Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or physics
7-10 years of related experience
Proficient in EMI/EMC design concepts, analysis, and standards
Experience with Signal Processing: Transfer function, time-domain vs. frequency-domain analyses
Experience with circuit design: Transmission line, impedance control, RF equivalent circuits, filtering, surge protection, PCB
Radiocommunication proficiency: antenna, propagation, cosite analysis
Strong background with MIL-STD-461 and MIL-STD-464 or equivalent commercial (ISO, IEC) standards
Experience in EMI requirement derivation using MBSE methodology; CAMEO experience preferred
Skilled in implementing EMI/EMC design for system-level compliance
Strong technical writing skills for plans, reports, presentations, and CDRLs
Physical Requirements: Meets ASR Measurement requirements; able to work inside combat vehicles
Familiar with multipurpose simulation tools (e.g., MATLAB, SIMULINK, SIMSCAPE, LT/P-SPICE) and electromagnetic simulation (EMS) tools (e.g., FEKO, SIMULIA, HFSS...)
Self-motivated and able to work in a team environment
Able to work occasional overtime
Willing to travel for testing, meetings, and support
Software Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Project), work experience with MBSE tool
This position will require eligibility to obtain a US security clearance. (Non-s will not be eligible)

Bonus Qualifications:
Master's degree in electrical engineering or physics
Already holds US Security Clearance
TEMPEST Knowledge: Familiarity with TEMPEST standards and RED/BLACK separation
7+ years of EMI component and EMC system-level product development experience
Experience in preparing E3/EMI Data Item Description documents (DI-EMCS-8xxxx)
Experience with power electronics: motor technology, control, and simulation
Experience with wireless communications: terrestrial, satellite, cellular
Experience with navigation and positioning: GPS, lidar, radar, camera
Experience with technology megatrend: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
iNARTE Electromagnetic Compatibility certification
Experience designing Nuclear Event Detector circuits
Ability to train and mentor junior engineers