Senior Spectrum Engineer - ITU-R & 3GPP (Satellite)

Sateliot; Barcelona; Híbrido; EUR 90.000 - 130.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Global team

Hybrid work

Growth opportunities

Health & balance

Descripción de la vacante

Sateliot, a Barcelona-based satellite company, seeks a senior spectrum policy and RF/regs expert to lead our spectrum strategy, ITU-R engagement, and regulatory liaison. You will work across cross-functional teams to translate regulatory requirements into engineering roadmaps and device specs, with international travel required.

Join Sateliot to influence spectrum policy, participate in global standards groups, and help shape the next generation of satellite-terrestrial coexistence while

Formación

• 10–15 years working on spectrum for mobile or satellite systems.
• Experience with ITU-R or WRC preparation and regulatory agenda items.
• Hands-on RF engineering in 3GPP RAN4 or RAN1.

Responsabilidades

• Own the technical position behind our spectrum strategy, including candidate bands and spectrum sharing.
• Contribute to ITU-R work and shape agenda items for WRC-27 and beyond.
• Represent Sateliot in 3GPP working groups (RAN4 and RAN1) on coexistence and multi-RAT spectrum sharing.
• Lead spectrum analysis, interference studies, PFD/EPFD limits, and link-budget implications.
• Translate regulatory constraints into device and roadmap requirements and liaise with regulators and advisors.

Conocimientos

Spectrum engineering

RF coexistence

Regulatory liaison

3GPP RAN4/RAN1

ITU-R/WRC preparation

Descripción del empleo

Sateliot, a Barcelona-based satellite company, seeks a senior spectrum policy and RF/regs expert to lead our spectrum strategy, ITU-R engagement, and regulatory liaison. You will work across cross-functional teams to translate regulatory requirements into engineering roadmaps and device specs, with international travel required.

Join Sateliot to influence spectrum policy, participate in global standards groups, and help shape the next generation of satellite-terrestrial coexistence while