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Power Systems Project Engineer
Location: Bradford
Salary: £48,300 + Annual Bonus + Benefits
A specialist engineering consultancy is looking to appoint a Power Equipment FAT & Project Engineer to support the build, testing, fault-finding & final acceptance of high-performance MV/HV power systems.
This is a hands-on role suited to an engineer or technician with RF testing experience, strong fault-finding ability & the confidence to work directly with customers during Factory Acceptance Testing.
The role:
- Test, tune & fault-find RF antenna products prior to dispatch.
- Carry out Factory Acceptance Testing with customers, ensuring equipment meets specification, quality standards & agreed test procedures.
- Use RF test equipment including VNAs, spectrum analysers, signal generators & power meters.
- Diagnose performance issues across, cable, connector, filter & associated RF assemblies.
- Record test results, produce clear reports & manage non-conformances through to resolution.
- Work closely with Design, Production, Quality & Project teams to resolve technical issues.
- Support investigations into product failures, root cause analysis & continuous improvement activity.
- Assist with installation, commissioning or customer technical support when required.
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- Experience in LV/MV/HV manufacturing or assembly environments.
- Practical experience of RF testing, alignment, tuning & fault-finding.
- Experience supporting FAT, customer witnessing or formal test documentation would be advantageous.
- Able to read technical drawings, test procedures, schematics & product specifications.
- Methodical approach to problem solving, quality & documentation.
- HNC/HND, degree or equivalent practical experience in Electronic Engineering.
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