Posted by special request - Scott Douglas, EMC-PSTC Admin
*The Role: EMC Design Engineer - Mountain View *
As an EMC Engineer in Platforms Engineering, you will play a key role in
the development of one of the world's most impressive computing
infrastructures! Your objective will be to collaborate closely with our
Hardware Design Teams to develop, test and qualify products to be
compliant with the relevant worldwide EMC standards and regulatory
requirements. This will involve engaging with various disciplines
(Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal, Power etc) as early as possible in the
R&D cycle to ensure compliance by design rather than retrofit at a later
time. In addition you will be required to ensure all formal product
certification documentation and labeling is in place for all deployment
jurisdictions.
Responsibilities:
* Work closely with hardware design teams and suppliers to
understand new project architectures and requirements and
subsequently provide design input, develop test plans and conduct
compliance testing to extract key data to validate that all EMC
goals are met in accordance with the relevant regulatory standards
and specifications.
* Resolve complex non-compliant issues by the most efficient and
cost effective methods. Ensure findings, risks and recommendations
are clearly communicated to the various cross functional teams.
* Co-ordinate the process of formal certification and subsequently
maintain high quality product technical files and reports.
* Cultivate good working relationships with customers, external
suppliers, test labs and manufacturing partners.
Requirements:
* Bachelor's degree in EE, or equivalent. M.S. or PhD in EMC or
related discipline desirable.
* A minimum of 8 years hands-on EMC Design experience preferably
with information Technology Equipment. Strong technical background
and analytical knowledge of EMC and high speed design principles
coupled with familiarity with a variety of software modeling tools.
* Good general understanding of hardware design constraints and
tradeoffs and an ability to find cost effective work-arounds where
feasible. Ability to simultaneously investigate multiple avenues
to solve problems.
* Expert knowledge of international standards and procedures related
to obtaining worldwide product certifications ( e.g. FCC, CISPR,
ICES, VCCI, etc.)
* Familiarity with test equipment such as spectrum analyzers,
oscilloscopes, LISN's, network analyzers, current probes, etc.
* Excellent understanding of product delivery life-cycles in a
dynamic fast paced environment.
* Strong oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT MICHELLE BOSTOCK ([email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]>)
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