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Sisir Radar Private Limited is seeking a Radio Frequency Engineer for an on-site role in Kolkata. You will design, develop, and optimize RF circuits for advanced SAR platforms, perform simulations, and support prototyping and validation activities.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams is required to improve radar performance and reliability. The role emphasizes hands-on measurement using network and spectrum analyzers, with a strong foundation in electromagnetics and microwave engineering.
Sisir Radar Private Limited is pioneering advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technologies, including the world’s highest-resolution L-band SAR and India’s first drone-borne SAR. The company focuses on delivering all-weather, day-and-night, high-frequency imaging solutions whose performance is unaffected by clouds, smoke, fog, or darkness. Its mission is to make cutting-edge radar imaging and its insights affordable and accessible to a wide range of commercial and strategic users. Sisir Radar is guided by founder Tapan Misra, a globally recognized expert in imaging radar and former Director of ISRO’s Space Applications Centre (SAC) and Physical Research Laboratory (PRL). He is also known as the Father of the RISAT series of imaging satellites and lead designer of the NASA-ISRO dual-frequency SAR (NISAR) mission.
This is a full-time, on-site Radio Frequency Engineer role based in Kolkata. The Radio Frequency Engineer will design, develop, and optimize RF circuits and subsystems for advanced SAR and related radar platforms. Responsibilities include creating and reviewing RF and circuit designs, performing simulations, supporting prototyping, and conducting validation and performance testing. The role involves frequent use of measurement equipment such as network analyzers and spectrum analyzers to characterize components and systems, diagnose issues, and refine designs. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams, document technical findings, and contribute to continuous improvement of radar system performance and reliability.