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Oleo is seeking an RF Engineer to lead the electromagnetic design and integration of a custom industrial microwave reactor. You will develop design principles and RF architecture to achieve uniform heating at industrial scale, including optimal geometry, working with mechanical and process engineers to ensure reliability, scalability and safe performance.
Responsibilities include designing high-power microwave applicator systems, performing EM simulations (HFSS, CST, COMSOL), integrating
Oleo is an early-stage biomanufacturing company developing a platform to produce carbon-negative oil feedstocks for advanced fuel production. Our technology combines microwave hydrolysis and microbial fermentation to convert biomass waste into oil feedstocks, addressing a $21B market. Oleo's platform reduces cost exposure and improves supply chain stability for energy producers, with a targeted ~22% cost reduction compared to incumbent seed oils. This technology was developed by Oleo's founders at Stanford University and is in the process of being scaled to the 300L setting at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Oleo is supported by Activate, DOE Leep @ Cyclotron Road, and BEAM Circular, and has received investment from Gener8tor, Safar Partners, Alpine Social Ventures, Collab Fund, and G-Force.
As the RF Engineer, you will lead the electromagnetic design and integration of a custom industrial microwave reactor. Your core responsibility will be developing the design principles and RF architecture required to achieve uniform, homogeneous heating throughout a custom microwave applicator operating at industrial scale, including optimal geometry.
You will work cross-functionally with mechanical and process engineers to ensure the system delivers reliable, scalable, and safe performance.
We are focused on building a diverse and inclusive workforce. If you're excited about this role, but do not meet 100% of the qualifications listed above, we encourage you to apply.