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Aumovio · Wuhu, China

WUI-RD-EMC Engineer EMC工程师

Wuhu, ChinaFull-timeOperations

Listed on Aumovio’s official careers site. Posted August 25, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Design

  • Create EMC concept, analyze EMC requirement, make EMC test plan and get align with customer.
  • Review EE design, schematic and test report
  • Solve EMC problem in agreement with EE and ME
  • Track all EMC activities on specified project Support
  • Support to acquisition
  • Support to production
  • Support to other service department (SQM, PU, Q and so on.)
  • Support to Customer Quality
  • Follow EMC design guideline
  • Support to DV and PV
  • Documentation as required by company/department regulation
  • Approval of EMC verification report and validation report Communication
  • Within project team
  • Within AE team
  • To customer
  • To supplier Knowledge sharing
  • Documentation of required knowledge
  • Distribution of required knowledge
  • Support to knowledge management
  • All support/question is approached to EMC.net community

Qualifications

Education / Certification

  • Bachelor Degree (e.g. Electronics, Telecommunication, Computer Science, Informatics). Professional Experience (Variety of Functions, Variety of Business, General Management Experience)
  • Knowledge of EMC test method and EMC requirement. Project and/or Process Experience
  • At least 3 years experience at EMC design and EMC problem solving.

Leadership Experience

  • Not required. Intercultural / International Experience
  • Good English – speaking and writing level.
  • Good communication skills.
  • Initiative and result orientation.

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