Very few engineers have ever measured a compromising emanation. If you have, you already know how narrow this field is.
You will lead the TEMPEST testing programme at a NATO site in Brunssum: the facility, the certifications and the SDIP 27 level ratings.
What you will be doing
- Organising, leading and coordinating every aspect of the TEMPEST level testing programme
- Directing installation, modification, certification and maintenance of the testing facility
- Performing TEMPEST level testing of commercial data processing equipment to SDIP 27 standards
- Evaluating electric radiation signals for compromising emanations and allocating the SDIP 27 Level B or C rating
- Investigating to detect emanations that could disclose classified information
- Acceptance testing of equipment certified by authorised vendors against its allocated rating
- Acting as the subject matter expert across all aspects of TEMPEST testing
What you will need
- Genuine TEMPEST or emanations security testing experience, not adjacent RF work
- Working knowledge of the SDIP standards and how a rating is allocated in practice
- Instrumentation and measurement discipline, and the record keeping that certification requires
- The judgement to run a test facility and guide others through it
Worth knowing before you apply
- Fully on-site in Brunssum
- This is a specialist laboratory role. If you have not done emanations testing, this will not be a fit.
Practical detail
- Contract engagement, long term
Your CV may not be up to date. That is not a problem, send me whatever you have and I will come back to you either way.