Apply advanced electromagnetic compatibility expertise to satellite safety, reliability, and mission readiness through system-level aerospace engineering.This EMC/EMI System Engineer position focuses on evaluating interference risks across spacecraft and launch vehicle environments. You will analyze frequency bands, payload architectures, antenna systems, coupling effects, environmental charging, and electronic equipment interactions. The role includes validating designs against aerospace standards, reviewing verification strategies, and supporting integration and qualification.

Candidates need seven to ten years of relevant experience, solid troubleshooting skills, and demonstrated technical judgment. Remote work may be available for eligible candidates.Key Responsibilities:





Evaluate interference risks across spacecraft development lifecyclesAnalyze emissions and susceptibility for spacecraft environmentsAssess surface charging, internal charging, and magnetic fieldsAlign designs with aerospace standards and best practicesSupport system integration, qualification, and final validationRequirements:

Relevant engineering bachelor’s degree or higherSeven to ten years in aerospace EMC/EMIKnowledge of satellite missions and antenna interactionsFamiliarity with MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-464, and ECSS-E-ST-20-07CStrong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skillsUse aerospace EMC expertise and systems thinking to protect sensitive payloads, onboard electronics, and spacecraft mission performance.

📌 Aerospace Electromagnetic Compatibility Specialist (Winnipeg)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 Winnipeg