EMC/EMI Engineer Navy

What will you be doing?

You’ll be responsible for ensuring EMC/EMI compliance within complex maritime defence projects. You will develop EMC strategies, perform analyses, provide technical guidance, and ensure all onboard systems function harmoniously – in line with applicable standards and customer specifications.

Your responsibilities include:

• Developing and safeguarding EMC/EMI plans within defence projects

• Performing risk analyses regarding electromagnetic interference

• Advising on system layout, shielding, and grounding techniques

• Coordinating with fellow engineers, suppliers, and clients

• Documenting EMC measures in the technical project files

What do we offer you?

You’ll be working on leading-edge naval projects where your technical expertise truly matters. At Alewijnse, we give you the freedom to learn, grow, and make a real impact.

You can expect:

• A salary between €3,800 and €5,200 per month (depending on experience)

• Overtime compensation

• 25 holiday days and 13 ADV (additional) days

• Extensive training opportunities and career development paths

• Employment conditions in line with the Metal & Engineering CLA

• Pension scheme via PMT

• The chance to work on technically unique defence projects

• Extras via our WeConnect platform: bike scheme, sports committee, staff association, and more

Who are you?

You have a broad technical perspective and know how to ensure complex systems work seamlessly together. You enjoy working in dynamic project teams on technically challenging and socially meaningful projects.

What you bring:

• A completed HBO or university degree in Electrical Engineering, Maritime Technology, or Physics

• Knowledge of or experience with EMC standards (such as MIL-STD-461 or Def Stan 59-411)

• Strong analytical skills and a structured approach

• Good communication skills and the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders

• Willingness to work on-site in Nijmegen, Krimpen, Drachten, or Oss

Are you the expert who ensures electromagnetic interference is eliminated aboard naval vessels? As an EMC/EMI Engineer at Alewijnse, you are responsible for the electromagnetic compatibility of all electrical systems. From radar to communication: you make sure everything works together – without interference.