Radar RF Systems Engineer II – Onsite TX

RTX (Raytheon); McKinney (TX); On-site; USD 69,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Eligibility

Job summary

RTX is seeking Radar Systems Engineers in McKinney, TX to define system architecture, develop requirements, and support the full product lifecycle from concept through testing and flight activities. You will work with DOORS, MATLAB, Python and C++ while collaborating with experienced engineers on radar sensor programs.

The role requires a Master’s degree in STEM and hands-on RF experience. Onsite work in McKinney is expected, with relocation eligibility and a focus on developing advanced radar

Qualifications

• Master's degree in science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) by start date.
• Experience with RF fundamentals including link budget, modulation, noise figure, gain, bandwidth, filtering, or wave propagation.
• Experience with RF test equipment (spectrum analyzers, VNAs, signal generators).
• Experience with programming using C++ or scripting/automation tools like Python or LabVIEW.

Responsibilities

• Define system architecture and develop/verify system requirements across the full product lifecycle.
• Support verification, validation, and flight test activities.
• Perform modeling, analysis, and MBSE-based design using relevant tools.
• Prepare technical reports and briefings for stakeholders.

Skills

RF Fundamentals

C++

Python

LabVIEW

DOORS

Education

Master's degree in STEM

Tools

DOORS

Spectrum Analyzers

VNAs

Signal Generators

MATLAB

Job description

RTX is seeking Radar Systems Engineers in McKinney, TX to define system architecture, develop requirements, and support the full product lifecycle from concept through testing and flight activities. You will work with DOORS, MATLAB, Python and C++ while collaborating with experienced engineers on radar sensor programs.

The role requires a Master’s degree in STEM and hands-on RF experience. Onsite work in McKinney is expected, with relocation eligibility and a focus on developing advanced radar