Junior Measurement Engineer in EMC and RÖS

At FRA, we work on something that no one else does in Sweden, and you can be a part of it. Regardless of your role, we contribute to the benefit of society by engaging in meaningful purposes — together, we work with unique tasks for Sweden's security and integrity. We offer interesting work tasks with excellent opportunities for personal development, and we believe that a mix of people from diverse backgrounds creates a dynamic and creative work environment – our differences are our strength. Do you want to contribute to societal benefit and support Sweden’s independence in the world? We are currently looking for a junior measurement engineer at the start of their career who wants to learn about EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) and RÖS (signal detection). If you are the right candidate, we can offer a varied job in a knowledge-intensive environment where you have the chance to make a difference every day. Your assignment As a measurement engineer within EMC and RÖS, you will work in the technical department. More specifically, you will be part of the unit for the development and operation of RF-based technical systems that operate across the entire radio frequency part of the electromagnetic spectrum. You will work closely with system developers, designers, and project managers, as well as with external authorities, stakeholders, and specialists in the field. The work includes domestic travel and, if necessary, international travel. In the role of junior measurement engineer, you will learn a great deal during your initial time with us to grasp our working methods and practices. Your main responsibilities will include developing operations, standards, and measurement methods within the EMC and RÖS areas, primarily by: - Conducting tests, trials, and verification of technical equipment according to established standards in EMC and RÖS, both in labs and in the field at the authority's stations and mobile platforms. - Being responsible for the development of new measurement methods and the quality assurance of these. - Acting as an expert in the subject area and handling inquiries from across the authority. - Collaborating with other stakeholders in these specialized fields. You are We are looking for someone who has: - Post-secondary education in radio, electronics, or technical physics, or equivalent knowledge acquired through work experience. - A good teaching ability to explain complex technical phenomena to individuals without expertise in the area. - Proficiency in Swedish and English, both spoken and written. - A valid driver’s license (Category B). We consider it a merit if you have: - Engaged in hobbies or projects in the field that demonstrate a keen interest in radio communication in general and how it can be affected by electromagnetic phenomena. - Courses in measurement technology, electromagnetic compatibility, electromagnetism, radio technology, or similar. - Knowledge of measuring instruments in both time and frequency domains, e.g., spectrum and network analyzers and measurement receivers. - Experience in a pedagogical or educational role, such as a teaching assistant or lab assistant. We value your personal qualities and seek individuals who are genuinely driven by their curiosity in technology. We see that you will thrive in this role if you have a technical interest and are motivated to work with complex issues and problems. You can analyze and break down problems that arise in your role and have the ability to solve various challenges effectively and sustainably. We are looking for someone who enjoys working both independently and collaboratively. In this role, you will have significant internal contact within the authority, so we seek someone who communicates clearly and has a good ability to adapt to different target groups to ensure great understanding among recipients. We see you as thorough and quality-conscious in your working methods. You take responsibility for your tasks and can systematically drive your work to achieve your own and other stakeholders’ objectives. About FRA FRA has the world as its arena, where every task is part of something larger. In one way or another, you as an employee contribute to protecting Sweden's integrity and independence in the world. You truly make a difference every day. Our task as an intelligence agency is to protect Sweden from the most serious threats that can be directed against society — military attacks, terrorism, and cyber attacks. We protect what is most important to us — our security, our democracy, and our way of life. We are experts in the field of cyber and signal intelligence and act as an alert for military threats. Since 2024, FRA has led the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), which is tasked with developing and strengthening Sweden's ability to prevent, detect, and manage cyber threats. As a new employee at FRA, you will receive comprehensive introductory training and continuous professional development, enabling you to enhance your skills and become even better at what you are passionate about. Our organization is diverse and consists of various competencies and personalities, with each individual having unique attributes and conditions. We strive to create an environment where everyone feels welcome and secure. In addition to a stimulating work environment, we also offer an attractive benefits package, which you can read more about at www.fra.se. For more information about the