Senior Compliance Engineer- EMC Regulatory and Energy Test Engineer

Hewlett Packard Enterprise•Houston, TX

1d•$123,500 - $285,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Compliance Engineer is an EMC and energy-efficiency regulatory test engineer responsible for ensuring products meet applicable EMC and energy-efficiency regulatory requirements. The role works closely with global Compute new product development teams, providing guidance and testing in an ISO 17025 environment to ensure legal and market requirements are met. The position serves as an EMC design consultant, developing and debugging engineering solutions for electrical and electronic parts, subsystems, integrated circuitry, and algorithms. It develops and implements test parameters and plans for new and existing designs, including electromagnetic-interference validation and system power measurements. The engineer leads project teams and development partners, maintains corporate standards in the relevant area, collaborates on design status and issue resolution, and mentors less-experienced staff. The role also provides energy-efficiency testing and consulting for Lot 9, Energy Star, EPEAT, and other HPE/ODM testing, including support for BIOS teams on energy efficiency and power-management debugging. Laboratory responsibilities include planning and executing EMC tests, maintaining project and quality-system databases and code, supporting lab and network infrastructure, publishing reports, leading onsite calibration activities, and performing laboratory tests.

Requirements

Experience with electrical design tools and software packages.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
Experience in the overall architecture of electronic hardware for products and solutions.
Ability to evaluate, propose, and select empirical analysis, modeling, and testing methodologies to validate component, circuit, and hardware designs and emissions management for organizational use.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and mastery of English.
Ability to communicate product architectures and design proposals effectively and negotiate options at business-unit and executive levels.

Nice To Haves

A history of innovation with multiple patents in electronics packaging.

Responsibilities

Ensure products meet EMC and energy-efficiency regulatory requirements.
Provide guidance and perform testing in an ISO 17025 environment for global Compute new product development teams.
Consult on system and component EMC design and develop and debug engineering solutions for electrical and electronic parts, subsystems, integrated circuitry, and algorithms.
Conduct PCB EMC-focused design reviews.
Develop and implement parameters and test plans for new and existing designs, including electromagnetic-interference validation and system power measurements.
Lead project teams of electrical hardware engineers and internal and outsourced development partners to deliver reliable, cost-effective, high-quality solutions.
Own and edit corporate standards for the topical area.
Communicate design status, project progress, and issue resolution with management and internal and outsourced development partners.
Review and correct OEM EMC data and reports and manage submissions.
Provide guidance and mentoring to less-experienced staff members.
Perform energy-efficiency testing and consulting for Lot 9, Energy Star, EPEAT, and other HPE/ODM testing.
Advise BIOS teams on energy efficiency and power-management debugging.
Review and correct OEM energy test data and reports and manage submissions.
Debug energy tests and develop solutions.
Plan and track EMC laboratory setups and tests, including server operating-system and driver installations, firmware updates, and functional debugging.
Write and maintain project-tracking databases and maintain the LDMS database and code that manages the quality system.
Maintain lab LRSM and department network servers.
Finalize and publish test reports.
Lead onsite calibration activities.
Perform all tests within the lab.