EMC Electrical Engineer (iNarte) with Security Clearance
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Required Education, Training, and
Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and a strong desire to learn RF engineering and EMI/EMC test methodologyCombination of relevant education and experience may be acceptedThe Junior Electrical Engineer for the Jacobs Scientific and Engineering Support Services Contract at the US Army Electronic Proving Ground (EPG), Ft Huachuca, AZ provides critical Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing and advisory services to the laboratories at EPGThis position will utilize electrical engineering fundamentals to learn and optimize military standard processes and procedures to accomplish open air as well as anechoic chamber testing on military equipmentJacobs will support the obtaining of an iNARTE certification and there is also opportunity for additional (Jacobs sponsored) growth into TEMPEST certification as wellThis position supports a myriad of cutting-edge systems under test (from prototype handheld radios to armored vehicles under development) and Jacobs will teach this individual an array of test procedures including radiated emissions, conducted emissions, conducted susceptibility, radiated susceptibility, and other testingThis position r eports directly to the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Lead and serves as the deputy for that groupHere's What You'll Need:
Required Skills:
Strong foundation of electrical engineering fundamentalsFamiliar with a range of equipment including anechoic chambers, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and network analyzersAbility to plan, track, manage and accomplish diverse, simultaneous goals, communicate both vertically and horizontally, lead and direct the work of othersAbility to teach electrical engineering concepts to unskilled laborAbility to obtain an iNARTE EMI/EMC certificationAbility to configure a test setup based on a diagram and be able to solve formulasProficient in Microsoft Word, and ExcelAbility to investigate problems, innovate solutions, and write reportsDesired skills :
Coding experience and military veteran This list is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities.
to the job dutiesCTLC Requirements:
o Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and a strong desire to learn RF engineering and EMI/EMC test methodology.
o This position requires an active secret Department of Defense security clearanceJacobs will sponsor and support the process of obtaining and maintaining of this clearanceEssential Functions for Position Physical Requirements Must exert up to 50 lbsof force occasionally, up to 20 lbsof force frequently, or up to 10 lbsof force constantly to move objectsWork may involve sitting or standing for extended periods of timePosition may require filing, typing, and reading from a computer screenMust have sufficient mobility, included but not limited to:
bending, reaching, turning and kneeling to complete daily duties in a timely and efficient mannerThere is a possibility that due to parking availability and location of work, walking moderate to long distances may be requiredMust be capable of visiting and supervising range/testing operations in austere, remote environments Work Environment Primarily laboratory work, with a variable percentage of working outside in weather elements (rain, snow, wind, sunshine, etc.
) associated with the local area surrounding Fort Huachuca & Sierra VistaOutside work will include desert terrain with uneven inclines and slopesEquipment and Machines Will operate specialized test equipment, computers, radios, and government owned commercial and tactical military vehiclesAttendance Hours will be variable, depending on the workload requiring to be metNormal hours are between Monday - Friday 6:
00am - 3:
00pm with every other Friday off but will change based on work requirementsThis position requires physical presence at the worksiteMust exhibit flexibility of work hours to adjust to surge situations based on critical mission requirementsYou could be required to work an evening/midnight/weekend work schedule#ANSDefense or #cjpost #Cjposts #ansdefense #cjpost #cms Recommended Skills Consulting Filing Innovation Microsoft Word Prototyping Radio Frequency Engineering Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Required Education, Training, and
Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and a strong desire to learn RF engineering and EMI/EMC test methodologyCombination of relevant education and experience may be acceptedThe Junior Electrical Engineer for the Jacobs Scientific and Engineering Support Services Contract at the US Army Electronic Proving Ground (EPG), Ft Huachuca, AZ provides critical Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing and advisory services to the laboratories at EPGThis position will utilize electrical engineering fundamentals to learn and optimize military standard processes and procedures to accomplish open air as well as anechoic chamber testing on military equipmentJacobs will support the obtaining of an iNARTE certification and there is also opportunity for additional (Jacobs sponsored) growth into TEMPEST certification as wellThis position supports a myriad of cutting-edge systems under test (from prototype handheld radios to armored vehicles under development) and Jacobs will teach this individual an array of test procedures including radiated emissions, conducted emissions, conducted susceptibility, radiated susceptibility, and other testingThis position r eports directly to the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Lead and serves as the deputy for that groupHere's What You'll Need:
Required Skills:
Strong foundation of electrical engineering fundamentalsFamiliar with a range of equipment including anechoic chambers, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and network analyzersAbility to plan, track, manage and accomplish diverse, simultaneous goals, communicate both vertically and horizontally, lead and direct the work of othersAbility to teach electrical engineering concepts to unskilled laborAbility to obtain an iNARTE EMI/EMC certificationAbility to configure a test setup based on a diagram and be able to solve formulasProficient in Microsoft Word, and ExcelAbility to investigate problems, innovate solutions, and write reportsDesired skills :
Coding experience and military veteran This list is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities.
to the job dutiesCTLC Requirements:
o Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and a strong desire to learn RF engineering and EMI/EMC test methodology.
o This position requires an active secret Department of Defense security clearanceJacobs will sponsor and support the process of obtaining and maintaining of this clearanceEssential Functions for Position Physical Requirements Must exert up to 50 lbsof force occasionally, up to 20 lbsof force frequently, or up to 10 lbsof force constantly to move objectsWork may involve sitting or standing for extended periods of timePosition may require filing, typing, and reading from a computer screenMust have sufficient mobility, included but not limited to:
bending, reaching, turning and kneeling to complete daily duties in a timely and efficient mannerThere is a possibility that due to parking availability and location of work, walking moderate to long distances may be requiredMust be capable of visiting and supervising range/testing operations in austere, remote environments Work Environment Primarily laboratory work, with a variable percentage of working outside in weather elements (rain, snow, wind, sunshine, etc.
) associated with the local area surrounding Fort Huachuca & Sierra VistaOutside work will include desert terrain with uneven inclines and slopesEquipment and Machines Will operate specialized test equipment, computers, radios, and government owned commercial and tactical military vehiclesAttendance Hours will be variable, depending on the workload requiring to be metNormal hours are between Monday - Friday 6:
00am - 3:
00pm with every other Friday off but will change based on work requirementsThis position requires physical presence at the worksiteMust exhibit flexibility of work hours to adjust to surge situations based on critical mission requirementsYou could be required to work an evening/midnight/weekend work schedule#ANSDefense or #cjpost #Cjposts #ansdefense #cjpost #cms Recommended Skills Consulting Filing Innovation Microsoft Word Prototyping Radio Frequency Engineering Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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