RF Marine Engineer

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TÜV SÜD is part of the Certification Division of the TÜV SÜD Group and is a world leader in testing and product certification. With over 70 years' experience in the UK, TÜV SÜD provides peace of mind that products are safe, reliable and compliant by providing testing, product certification, knowledge services and training to a range of industries covering the Aerospace, Defence, Electronics & Consumer, Machinery, Marine, Medical, Rail and Telecommunications sectors.

Working as part of a team of Wireless Test Technician and Engineers, (after a period of training) you will contribute to the provision of a Wireless testing service, specifically performing testing on radars, Emergency Radio Beacons, AIS and digital interfaces.

We have a flexible approach to our recruitment and are able to consider candidates at a Technician level offering training to an entry level candidate or engage a more experienced candidate at an Engineer level role. Details of the essential requirements for each level of position can be found below for your reference.

TUV SUD will offer the successful candidate all the necessary training to undertake the duties of this role. This is a great opportunity to join a global, well respected organisation and develop your technical skills and experience, building a great career in engineering.

Duties and Responsibilities - What will you be doing?

  • Testing of radar and Emergency Radio Beacons to COSPAS SARSAT / RTCM / IEC / EN test standards both within the chambers and radio test laboratories at Octagon House.

  • OR

  • Testing of AIS and other marine products using protocol & digital interface techniques.

  • Recording test results using various electronic logbook systems and production of test reports, following company quality procedures.

  • Ensure that all work is carried out in accordance with the applicable regulatory requirements or defined Test Plan supplied by the customer, assisting with the development of test plans with the customer as necessary.

  • Close liaison with the Project Manager and/or customer, to provide technical support and ensure work is carried out accurately and within the timescales allowed.

    What are we looking for?

    Essential Criteria for Technician level role:

  • A desire to learn new skills and willing to understand new disciplines

  • Basic understanding of IT and/or Electronics

  • Ability to work independently and be proactive

    In addition to the above criteria, for an Engineer level role we would also require one or more of the following:

  • Experience of using RF test equipment such as spectrum/network analyser, oscilloscope, signal generator, RF power meter etc.

  • Engineering experience in a test based role

  • Networking experience specifically needed for AIS / Radar role

    Further Information

    TÜV SÜD in the UK offers a competitive salary and benefits package that includes a minimum of 33 days holiday entitlement (for full-time employees, including public holidays), a contributory Group Personal Pension Plan and a non-contributory Group Life Assurance Scheme. We also offer various Salary Exchange/Sacrifice schemes (buying/selling holiday, cycle to work scheme, pensions), incentive schemes and comprehensive wellbeing support (Employee Assistance Programme, Dental Scheme and Occupational Health services). Dependent on their role, employees may also be eligible for hybrid/permanent homeworking, a Company Car/Car Allowance and Private Medical Insurance

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