EMC Enginer

Duties and Responsibilities:

Working within the Electrical/Electronic Systems team, the EMC Engineer/Senior Engineer role is responsible for ensuring electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) compliance of electronic systems. This role involves collaboration with Component Engineers, Test & Development teams, Systems Engineering (MBSE), cross-functional vehicle project teams, suppliers, and the Quality department to ensure global EMC compliance is achieved across all products.

Senior Engineers are expected to bring a higher level of experience, provide mentorship, lead review meetings, perform peer reviews and sign-offs, and may be called upon to deputise for Lead Engineers when necessary.

Key Responsibilities:

• Act as the technical lead for EMC-related matters.

• Develop and manage EMC specifications and documentation.

• Ensure that components conform to applicable EMC standards and requirements.

• Maintain the component EMC database in collaboration with Component Engineers.

• Oversee EMC test plans with suppliers to align with stage gate deliverables and support reviews as needed.

• Establish and maintain best practice procedures for EMC-related activities.

• Create and report EMC compliance KPIs to leadership on a regular (monthly) basis for each project.

• Support component hardware reviews with suppliers when required.

• Promote EMC awareness across the organisation and provide training for new team members.

• Chair an internal EMC working group with key stakeholders to ensure the robustness of the EMC strategy.

• Support full-vehicle EMC testing alongside the Test & Development team when needed.

Benefits:

• Competitive salary

• 25 days holiday + bank holidays

• Pension scheme

• Health and wellness benefits

• Professional development opportunities

• Collaborative and innovative work environment