Electromagentics Effects Test Engineer

Noetic Strategies, Inc.; Florida; In loco; USD 95.000 - 140.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Kennedy Space Center is seeking an Electromagnetics Effects Test Engineer to lead hands‑on electronics and EMI testing for space research payloads and launch support equipment. The role involves lab and field testing, customer communication, and developing safe test methods with instrumented measurement systems.

Ideal candidates have 2–5+ years in EMI testing, experience as a test conductor, and strong leadership and problem‑solving skills.

Competenze

• BS degree with 2–5+ years' hands‑on experience in electronic testing and EMI testing.
• Experience as a test conductor and test engineer with procedures.
• Ability to write operational, quality and safety procedures.
• Competent in a programming language, preferably Python.
• Strong task, project management and communication skills.
• Familiarity with MS Office products and teamwork abilities.

Mansioni

• Lead electromagnetic effects testing on ground support equipment and payloads.
• Develop safe test methods, author maintenance and testing procedures, and report results.
• Ensure measurement system readiness, risk management, and customer communication.
• Perform tests per MIL-STD 461 family methods or program specifics.
• Drive test system upgrades and coordinate with technicians.

Conoscenze

Test conductor

Test engineer

Leadership

Project management

Communication

Problem solving

Formazione

BS degree in Physics, Electrical, Electronics, or Aerospace engineering

Strumenti

Python

TILE!

EMC32

Nexio

Pro/E/Creo

AutoCAD

Maximo

Descrizione del lavoro

Electromagnetics Effects Test Engineer

Kennedy Space Center

SUMMARY

The ideal candidate is an experienced, self-sufficient hands‑on engineer with a solid background in electronics testing or electromagnetic interference testing, effective operations and testing leadership, and operations and maintenance experience with complex electronic test equipment. Knowledge and skills in electrical, electronic, electromagnetic test methods, test automation, and demonstrated strength in leadership and management of test tasks and test teams.

The ideal candidate will be working on space research payloads and launch support equipment. Testing will be conducted in both laboratory and field environments. Discussion of test results and implementation of mitigations will occur with customers ranging from operations engineers to Chief Engineers.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS

• BS degree in Physics, Electrical, Electronics, or Aerospace engineering plus two to five or more years of progressive and relevant hands‑on experience, with a strong emphasis on electronic test and measurements (RF comms, Radios) electromagnetic interference testing in a laboratory and/or test environment.
• Experience as a test conductor and test engineer.
• Experience authoring detailed operational procedures incorporating technical, quality, and safety elements.
• Competent in a general programming language, Python preferred.
• Effective task/project management, organizational, and problem‑solving skills.
• Experience with MS Office products.
• Excellent leadership, communication, and team skills

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS

• Experience with developing test requirements and plans, and procurement specifications.
• Experience performing tests appropriate to board, assembly, and equipment levels of electrical and electronic hardware.
• Specific familiarity with MIL-STD 461 derived tests.
• Familiarity with Pro/E - Creo, AutoCAD or equivalent CAD/CAE system.
• General familiarity with KSC / space launch ground support equipment, processes, procedures, and documentation.
• iNARTE EMI or ESD certification.
• Experience working with Maximo.
• This position requires working with experienced test technicians, working closely with peers, and supporting NASA and other customers.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The ideal candidate is an experienced, self‑sufficient hands‑on engineer with a solid background in electronics testing or electromagnetic interference testing, effective operations and testing leadership, and operations and maintenance experience with complex electronic test equipment. Knowledge and skills in electrical, electronic, electromagnetic test methods, test automation, and demonstrated strength in leadership and management of test tasks and test teams.

The ideal candidate is an experienced, self‑sufficient hands‑on engineer with a solid background in electronics testing or electromagnetic interference testing, effective operations and testing leadership, and operations and maintenance experience with complex electronic test equipment. Knowledge and skills in electromagnetic interference test methods, test automation, and demonstrated strength in leadership and management of test tasks and test teams.

Preference will be given to candidates with experience in the following areas: Two or more years in electromagnetic interference testing for an Engineer 2, and five years for Engineer 3.

• Under the direction of a supervisor, the engineer will serve as a test engineer, test conductor, and task lead providing support and leadership for electromagnetic effects testing on ground support equipment, spacecraft payloads, and similar test articles at Kennedy Space Center's (KSC) Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML).
• The engineer will be responsible for technical leadership, readiness, and integrity of measurement systems for testing, operational risk management, and customer communications.
• Engineering responsibilities include development of safe test methods, authoring maintenance and testing procedures, accurate setup and execution of tests, objective performance assessment of test articles, and preparation of technical reports.
• Testing methods are developed or derived from MIL-STD 461(C,D,E,F,G) or program specific methods.
• Test automation using TILE!, EMC32, Nexio, Python or similar.
• Supports design and leads implementation of test system upgrades and supporting system modifications to enhance test capability.
• Interfaces with technicians install, configure, and operate test articles and automated electronic equipment used in electromagnetic effects testing.