EMC Laboratory Supervisor

About the role

System One is seeking an EMC Laboratory Supervisor for a permanent position located in Knoxville, Tennessee, supporting a leading nuclear engineering services company with worldwide clients. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing and electrical/electronic engineering are integral to ensuring safe and reliable operations of nuclear facilities. The EMC Laboratory Supervisor will lead the EMC engineering team through technical oversight of testing services, research, and day-to-day lab activities.

Responsibilities

• Run the day-to-day operations of the EMC laboratory
• Supervise and coordinate scheduling and budgeting to ensure set departmental goals are achieved
• Work with the contracts department for time and effort estimates of EMC projects
• Review and approve test plans and procedures
• Manage Lab and R&D projects
• Monitor EMC qualification testing of nuclear power plant equipment
• Perform expert-level EMI/RFI troubleshooting and noise mitigation for emissions and immunity failures
• Analyze equipment and test results to provide justifications when troubleshooting is not possible
• Communicate and interface regularly with clients on project progress and technical consultation
• Streamline EMC test plan and report development
• Work with software developers to enhance EMC testing and reporting capabilities
• Oversee internal and external calibrations of EMC test equipment
• Identify EMC research and development (R&D) needs and write proposals
• Work closely with the EMC Engineering Manager to develop new commercial products and services
• Develop EMC guidance documents for the nuclear power industry
• Conduct regular technical training and courses for both internal team members and industry professionals
• Work alongside the QA team to ensure the lab spaces meet industry compliance under ISO/IEC 17025 standards and maintain A2LA laboratory accreditation
• Travel occasionally to lead and perform field service testing at customer facilities, including national and international nuclear facilities

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or other Engineering
• Five years of experience in a related field
• Three or more years of management experience with teams and technical services
• Experience performing MIL-STD-461 and IEC 61000 series of emissions and immunity tests
• Knowledge of spectrum analyzers, EMI receivers, oscilloscopes, RF amplifiers, and vector network analyzers
• Experience developing EMC test plans and test reports
• Knowledge of EMC equipment calibrations and measurement uncertainty analysis

Pay & benefits

• Salary range: $105,000 - $135,000 per year
• Full package of benefits

Location

On-site at company headquarters in Knoxville, Tennessee