EMC Engineering Lead – EMI, HIRF & Lightning

Bombardier; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance plans (Dental, medical)

Competitive base salary

Retirement savings plan

Employee Assistance Program

Tele Health Program

Job summary

Bombardier in Wichita is seeking an experienced Engineering Specialist, Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). You will lead EMI, HIRF, LIRF, Lightning, and Electrostatics activities, ensuring compliance with aviation safety standards and certification requirements.

You will mentor junior engineers, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and support EMC test witnessing across regions. A strong background in EMC within aerospace and familiarity with regulatory materials is essential.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Sciences or Physics.
• Eight years minimum EMC experience; aerospace context preferred.
• Four years with systems/structures EMC qualification/certification in aerospace.
• Familiarity with RTCA/DO-160, SAE ARP standards and airworthiness regulations.

Responsibilities

• Lead EMI, HIRF, LIRF, Lightning, and Electrostatics engineering assignments.
• Drive electromagnetic issue resolution for EMC certification and sustaining activities.
• Define scope, plan activities, identify risks, and manage tasks for EMC projects.
• Review engineering documentation and ensure compliance with certification regulations.
• Provide guidance to junior members and mentor new EMC engineers.

Skills

EMC expertise

Airworthiness knowledge

Team leadership

Problem solving

Communication skills

Education

Electrical Engineering / Engineering Sciences / Physics degree

Tools

Electromagnetic simulation tools

Job description

Bombardier in Wichita is seeking an experienced Engineering Specialist, Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). You will lead EMI, HIRF, LIRF, Lightning, and Electrostatics activities, ensuring compliance with aviation safety standards and certification requirements.

You will mentor junior engineers, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and support EMC test witnessing across regions. A strong background in EMC within aerospace and familiarity with regulatory materials is essential.