RF Analog & Mixed-Signal Design Engineer

Rare Bird Recruiting, LLC; Huntsville (AL); Presencial; USD 110.000 - 140.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Relocation assistance

Resumo da vaga

Rare Bird Recruiting, LLC in Huntsville, Alabama seeks an RF Analog Design Engineer to advance rugged embedded computing for aerospace and defense. You will design RF front-ends, low-noise power, clocking, and high-speed interfaces, collaborating with FPGA, PCB, and systems engineers to deliver robust mixed-signal hardware.

You’ll work on FMC and RFSoC-based products, tackle signal integrity challenges, and guide architecture decisions from concept through validation.

Qualificações

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline (or equivalent experience).
• Expertise in RF and mixed-signal signal chains, including RF front ends and low-noise power architectures.
• Experience taking RF hardware from concept to production and validation.

Responsabilidades

• Design RF front-end architectures and mixed-signal paths for defense/aerospace products.
• Collaborate with FPGA, PCB, embedded software, and systems engineers throughout the product lifecycle.
• Troubleshoot and optimize RF circuitry and signal integrity to meet mission requirements.

Conhecimentos

RF design

Mixed-signal design

Schematic capture

PCB layout coordination

High-speed interfaces

Clock distribution

Power electronics

Laboratory measurement

Signal integrity

Troubleshooting

Collaboration with FPGA

Formação

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Ferramentas

Oscilloscopes

Spectrum analyzers

Network analyzers

Signal generators

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Descrição da vaga

Rare Bird Recruiting, LLC in Huntsville, Alabama seeks an RF Analog Design Engineer to advance rugged embedded computing for aerospace and defense. You will design RF front-ends, low-noise power, clocking, and high-speed interfaces, collaborating with FPGA, PCB, and systems engineers to deliver robust mixed-signal hardware.

You’ll work on FMC and RFSoC-based products, tackle signal integrity challenges, and guide architecture decisions from concept through validation.