Principal MMIC RF/Microwave Design Engineer (GaN/GaAs)

Analog Devices; Chelmsford (MA); On-site; USD 157,000 - 227,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision and dental coverage

401k

Paid vacation and holidays

Sick time

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking a Product Engineer to advance RF/microwave designs for communications, measurement, and aerospace applications in Chelmsford, MA. You will join a team of leading RF professionals to develop high-performance MMICs and modules.

The role emphasizes GaAs/GaN device physics, EM simulation, and hands-on testing, with collaboration across multi-disciplinary groups and regular design reviews. US citizenship or green card is required for access to technical data.

Qualifications

• MSEE/PhD in EE with 10+ years of RF/microwave experience.
• US citizen or green card holder.
• Proficiency with Cadence, ADS, AWR, HFSS, Sonnet, Momentum, RFPro.
• Knowledge of GaAs/GaN device physics and modeling.
• PA linearization and efficiency experience is a plus.
• Microwave/millimeter-wave circuit/system design.
• RF/microwave test equipment and measurement techniques.
• Excellent teamwork and communications skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop RF/microwave designs for Communications, Test & Measurement, Industrial, and Aerospace/Defense.
• Collaborate with RF engineers to optimize performance and reliability.
• Mentor teammates and contribute to design reviews.

Skills

RF/microwave engineering

MMIC design

Thermal analysis

Electromagnetic simulation

Measurement techniques

Teamwork & communication

Education

MSEE/PhD in EE

Tools

Cadence

ADS

AWR

HFSS

Sonnet

Momentum

RFPro

Job description

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking a Product Engineer to advance RF/microwave designs for communications, measurement, and aerospace applications in Chelmsford, MA. You will join a team of leading RF professionals to develop high-performance MMICs and modules.

The role emphasizes GaAs/GaN device physics, EM simulation, and hands-on testing, with collaboration across multi-disciplinary groups and regular design reviews. US citizenship or green card is required for access to technical data.