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Connexion Systems & Engineering Inc. is seeking an Integration & Test Engineer to design, develop, and execute scripts and unit tests for wireless systems, including satellite payloads and ground terminals.
The role requires identifying requirements, creating test plans, and applying strong programming and scripting skills to implement tests across software, firmware, and RF components, with domestic travel 3–6 weeks per year to provide onsite support.
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Job Title: Integration & Test Engineer (2 openings) Compensation, Benefits, and Employment Type Duration: 3-year contract Pay range: $70-110/hr Benefits include medical insurance, 10 days of Paid Time Off, 11 paid holidays, and a 401(k) match.
Job Location: Lexington, MA (hybrid, 4+ days on-site) Schedule: M-F Job#: 19108
The communications systems team supports research, proof-of-concept test beds, and system engineering efforts focused on enhancing the capacity, interference resilience, and flexibility of future communications satellite and line-of-sight radio communications systems.
Current work includes the design and performance evaluation of advanced communications waveforms, flexible and adaptive wideband frequency plans, robust acquisition and tracking techniques, dynamic resource-allocation protocols, and advanced networking strategies.
Promising research results are verified through hardware and software proof-of-concept implementations that provide quantitative performance data and complexity insights.
System engineering activities apply new concepts and technologies to communications programs supporting mission-critical objectives.
The Integration & Test Engineer will work in a laboratory team environment to design, develop, and execute operational scripts and unit tests for wireless communications systems, including communications satellite payloads and associated ground terminals.
The individual will identify key requirements, create test plans, and apply strong programming and scripting skills to implement system- and unit-level tests.
This role is responsible for troubleshooting system issues by applying knowledge of system architecture, including software, firmware, and RF components, to identify root causes of system failures.
The engineer will also lead hands-on diagnosis of issues that arise during integration and testing and will work closely with software, firmware, and hardware teams to identify and resolve issues.
The individual should be able to travel to provide onsite support for fielded test equipment approximately 3–6 weeks per year, domestically.
The engineer will support technical staff in testing and maintaining test assets used in the development of satellite communications systems.
This position is predominantly onsite; the individual should expect to be onsite 4–5 days per week. Some phases of the project lifecycle may require additional onsite presence.
Interim clearance or equivalent background screening may be sufficient to begin the role, if applicable.
Interview process typically includes an initial prescreen followed by a wider group interview.