Electromagnetic and Nuclear Effects Engineer at L3HHCM20

Palm Bay, Florida, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

05 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Electromagnetic Effects, Nuclear Effects, EMI/EMC Compliance, Circuit Simulation, Electromagnetic Modeling, 3D Electromagnetic Solvers, Scientific Writing, Electronics, Electromagnetics, Circuit Theory, Transient Protection, Grounding, Shielding, Filtering, Lightning, High Power Microwave

Industry

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Description

Job Title: Electromagnetic and Nuclear Effects Engineer Job Code: 28936 Job Location: Palm Bay, FL Job Schedule: 9/80, 1st Shift Job Description: Electromagnetic and Nuclear Effects (ENE) Engineering at L3Harris Technologies provides a unique opportunity for engineers to contribute to cutting edge technology for addressing critical customer needs with national impacts for a variety of interesting customers. The ENE engineer contributes as part of a multi-disciplinary team (mechanical engineering, digital engineering, RF engineering, antenna engineering, etc.) to design and deliver solutions for sea, ground, air, and space environments ranging from full satellites, satellite payloads, avionics in fighter jets, and satcom terminals that provide critical communication links for national assets. The ENE Design Engineer gets experience with and contributes to design with all levels of assembly ranging from circuit card assemblies to fully integrated systems providing an invaluable experience to engineers looking to develop their skills. The ENE Design Engineer will also gain experience designing to meet performance in a variety of electromagnetic environments including lightning and HEMP. The design engineer will additionally gain experience in niche design aspects for the space environment such as multipactor and spacecraft charging.\ Under guidance from an experienced ENE engineer, the desired applicant will be responsible for program’s compliance with EMI/EMC/ESD, lightning, HEMP, and multipactor requirements through all program phases form initial proposal through production and site integration. The applicant will have opportunities for mentoring and on-the-job training with experienced ENE engineers and will incur increasing levels of responsibility as skill sets develop and the ability to work independently is demonstrated. During the early program phases the applicant will support systems engineering in negotiation, tailoring, derivation, and decomposition of EMI/EMC requirements with the customer and internal design teams and assess their impact on the baseline design as it develops. In the design phase the applicant provides EMI/EMC support to the design teams and is responsible for analysis projecting compliance margins to EMI/EMC requirements to be presented at design reviews and customer technical meetings. Applicant is the liaison between the program and the EMI Lab responsible for developing the EMI test plan and supporting the EMI Lab with its implementation in the EMI Test procedure. The desired applicant should be familiar with circuit simulation and electromagnetic modeling software tools, ENE design practices, common electromagnetic environments, and possess a fundamental understanding of EMI test methodologies and equipment ranging from but not limited to spectrum analyzers, receivers, oscilloscopes, amplifiers, current probes, and power supplies. Essential Functions: Review customer EMI/EMC requirements or assist in deriving and decomposing EMI/EMC requirements for programs. Provide design and analysis support to aid in and project compliance to program EMI/EMC requirements. Generate and/or contribute to EMI/EMC control plans and test plans; document analysis and present at program design reviews Work independently with guidance provided by an experienced engineer Qualifications: To be eligible, applicants must be pursuing a PHD Degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) or similar STEM subject with a background in electronics and/or electromagnetics or have completed their Master’s degree within the last 12 months, regardless of age. Eligibility to obtain a Security Clearance Preferred Additional Skills: Interest or experience using 3D electromagnetic solvers such as CST Microwave Studio, Ansys HFSS/Maxwell, FEKO, etc. Demonstrated ability to be a self-starter and able to multi-task between different assignments Scientific/engineering writing skills Basic understanding of EMI/EMC design techniques such as shielding, filtering, transient protection, and grounding Background or undergraduate/graduate coursework in electromagnetics (e.g., Antennas, RF Design, Electromagnetic Fields) Background or undergraduate/graduate coursework in circuit theory with experience using circuit simulators such as LTSpice or PSpice Basic understanding of common electromagnetic environments and effects Lightning Electromagnetic Pulse Electromagnetic Radiation (e.g., HIRF) High Power Microwave Electrostatic Discharge Experience using a commercial 3D electromagnetic solver such as CST Microwave Studio, Ansys HFSS/Maxwell, etc. Active Security Clearance

Responsibilities

The Electromagnetic and Nuclear Effects Engineer will support compliance with EMI/EMC/ESD, lightning, HEMP, and multipactor requirements throughout all program phases. They will provide design and analysis support, generate EMI/EMC control plans, and act as a liaison between the program and the EMI Lab.