EMC Design Engineer: Aerospace Power Electronics & EMI

Socket.dev; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 144,000 - 198,000; Full time

Job summary

Archer is an aerospace company in San Jose, CA developing a four-passenger all-electric VTOL aircraft. We seek an EMI/EMC specialist to design, analyze, and test EMI filters and to support DO-160G and MIL-461G certifications.

Responsibilities include circuit/FEM simulations for emissions and susceptibility, providing PCB layout and shielding guidance, and working with EMC labs for pre-compliance testing. Base pay ranges from $144,000 to $198,000 USD.

Qualifications

• Strong EMI analysis/simulation background for power electronics.
• Solid knowledge of circuit simulation tools and EM tools.
• Familiarity with LISNs, antennas, probes, EMI receivers, spectrum analyzers.

Responsibilities

• Design/Analyze/Test EMI filters for Archer products and advise component placement and grounding.
• Run in-depth circuit and FEM simulations for emissions, susceptibility, ESD, and lightning.
• Provide EMC recommendations for PCB layout, cable shielding, grounding, and enclosures.
• Collaborate with EMC Test Engineers to design/test/certify Archer products for DO-160G/MIL-461G.
• Coordinate with EMC labs for pre-compliance/compliance testing for Archer products.

Skills

EMI Analysis

Circuit Simulation

MATLAB

PLECS

PSIM

Ansys EM Tools

Tools

MATLAB

PLECS

PSIM

HFSS

Q3D

SIWave

Maxwell

Job description

Archer is an aerospace company in San Jose, CA developing a four-passenger all-electric VTOL aircraft. We seek an EMI/EMC specialist to design, analyze, and test EMI filters and to support DO-160G and MIL-461G certifications.

Responsibilities include circuit/FEM simulations for emissions and susceptibility, providing PCB layout and shielding guidance, and working with EMC labs for pre-compliance testing. Base pay ranges from $144,000 to $198,000 USD.