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Nanowave Technologies Inc. seeks an experienced RF Engineer to design and optimize low phase noise RF sources for aerospace applications. You will design and program control boards, work with cross‑functional teams, and develop power supply concepts while maintaining rigorous documentation.
Requirements include 5+ years in RF design, a degree in EE or physics (PhD preferred), CGP experience or eligibility, and legal work status in Canada. Altium PCB skills are essential.
Nanowave Technologies Inc. is seeking an experienced RF Engineer with strong expertise in frequency synthesizer, phase-locked loop (PLL), and direct digital synthesis (DDS) design and testing. The ideal candidate will be responsible for developing and optimizing synthesizer RF designs, designing and programming microcontroller or FPGA-based control boards, and creating source power supply designs. Experience with RF PCB design using Altium Designer is required.
Responsibilities:
Conceive, design, analyze and develop compact low phase noise sources to meet aerospace and space operating environments.
Hands-on laboratory testing and trouble shooting
Ability to work seamlessly with a group of diverse and highly skilled engineering and production colleagues including mechanical /software/monitor& control/EPC/ thermal/thin film/etc.)
Maintain detailed documentation at the MIL STD level.
Qualifications:
Company Description:
FOUNDED IN 1992, NANOWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. is vertically integrated designer and manufacturer of RF sensing and communications hardware.
The Nanowave group has more than 6,000 communications and SAR payload assemblies in orbit and more than 30,000 RF avionics assemblies on commercial and defense aerospace platforms.
Customers include many of the major space, aerospace, and defense OEMs in both the US and Europe.
Nanowave is committed to transparent, fair, and equitable hiring practices in full compliance with Canadian federal and provincial requirements.
Final compensation and benefits will be discussed during the hiring process and will be commensurate based on individual circumstances and business needs.