RF Analog Design Engineer — 18 GHz RFSoC & Defense Systems

LRSolutions, LLC; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

LRSolutions, LLC in Huntsville, AL is seeking an RF Analog Design Engineer to advance RF and mixed-signal hardware for radar, comms, and signal processing platforms. You will collaborate with FPGA, PCB, and software teams to craft cutting-edge RF solutions used in mission-critical environments.

The role covers complete lifecycle from concept to validation, enabling architecture decisions, troubleshooting FI performance, and contributing to next-generation FMC/RFSoC-based products.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field or equivalent experience.
• Expertise in RF and mixed-signal signal chains including RF front ends and ADC/DAC interfaces.
• Strong understanding of RF design theory: filters, impedance matching, noise, shielding, grounding.

Responsibilities

• Develop RF analog front-end architectures for high-performance embedded computing products for defense/aerospace.
• Design RF signal paths, low-noise analog circuits, clocking systems, and power architectures.
• Collaborate with FPGA, PCB, embedded software, and systems engineers across full product lifecycle.

Skills

RF/mixed-signal design

RF front ends

Signal integrity

High-speed interfaces

Clock generation

Power architectures

RF test & debug

Schematic capture to production

Troubleshooting analog/mixed-signal

PCB collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Mentor Graphics Xpedition DxDesigner

Job description

LRSolutions, LLC in Huntsville, AL is seeking an RF Analog Design Engineer to advance RF and mixed-signal hardware for radar, comms, and signal processing platforms. You will collaborate with FPGA, PCB, and software teams to craft cutting-edge RF solutions used in mission-critical environments.

The role covers complete lifecycle from concept to validation, enabling architecture decisions, troubleshooting FI performance, and contributing to next-generation FMC/RFSoC-based products.