What are the responsibilities and job description for the EMC Validation Engineer position at Kyyba Inc?
Job Details
EMC Validation Engineer
Saline, MI
Long Term Contract
Description:
The primary responsibility of this role is to ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of all vehicle electronics systems and their environments, as well as developing future strategies, continuously improving the technical capability and efficiency across the organization. Reporting to the Senior Engineering Manager, the person in this role will support the department's objective to develop electronics systems and vehicles that bring delight to our customers.
What you ll be doing:
What you ll be doing:
- Develop and execute vehicle-level EMC evaluations, collaborating with project and department leadership to ensure the plans fulfill test coverage requirements
- Consult, collaborate, and resolve technical conflict as EMC engineering representative with internal and external customers, consulting with project leadership and/or Subject Matter Experts (SME) as needed
- Support DR s (design reviews, noise DR ) with R&D design groups
- Leverage EMC simulation, performance prediction tools and part design/packaging guidelines in support of prototype-less and accelerated vehicle development
- Help to identify gaps in component and vehicle EMC validation methods
- Proactively improve and create new processes to improve EMC laboratory quality and efficiency
- An advanced degree or training related to EMC
- Experience in debugging and diagnosing EMC test and validation setups, including equipment calibration
- Strong technical knowledge and experience with EMC evaluation specifications and technical reporting
- Functional proficiency in Python or a similar programming language for data processing
- Japanese language capability
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