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Legislation demands state of the art | Episode #86
Jens Wiesner of the German BSI joins us – new German critical infrastructure laws demand immediate reporting and certified state-of-the-art attack detection.
Waterfall Security Solutions is looking for a practical engineer to join our HW team, who will work at our office in Rosh Haayin.
As a practical engineer you will be performing various types of testing, integration, and debug.
This job allows you to work in a complex, exciting engineering environment. Your day-to-day work is within a dynamic and diverse R&D team, and interactions with various fields of engineering.
Responsibilities:
Take charge on development labWork closely with external labs for EMC and safety tests (CE, TUV etc.)Analyze, debug and integration of modules and systemsTest and modify existing products to address EOL and reliability issues Assists at bring-Up tasks and design validationDesign and update of cable drawingsSupport transition of development to manufacturing
Requirements:
Education: Technician or Practical Engineer in Electronics.Ability to read electrical drawingsGood knowledge of ORCAD – an advantageFamiliarity with production files and ECO process
Jens Wiesner of the German BSI joins us – new German critical infrastructure laws demand immediate reporting and certified state-of-the-art attack detection.
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