RF Systems Test Engineer — Manufacturing & Debug

0090 CORP-Corporate Office; United States; On-site; USD 87,600 - 131,400; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9/80 work schedule

Benefits package

Job summary

Northrop Grumman is seeking an Electronics Engineer - Manufacturing Test Engineering (RF Systems) in Rolling Meadows, IL. You will support RF production test infrastructure, collaborate with design and manufacturing teams, and drive testability in designs and test stations.

The role emphasizes troubleshooting, fixture development, and environmental screening procedures, with opportunities to influence cost, cycle time, and quality across programs.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Electrical and/or Computer Engineering or related STEM with 2+ years, or M.S. with 0+ years.
• Experience with hardware troubleshooting and test issues; schematic generation experience (Cadence).
• Ability to obtain/maintain Secret clearance; U.S. Citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Support test station hardware efforts for RF production testing in a fast-paced environment.
• Coordinate with Design Eng, Production Techs, PM, Manufacturing Eng, IE, and QA to test and address nonconformance systems during acceptance testing.
• Design, debug, and integrate/validate test stations; meet new or modified testing requirements.
• Develop and maintain Manufacturing Acceptance and Environmental Screening procedures and hardware drawings for test equipment.

Skills

Python

MATLAB

C#

C

Java

LabWindows CVI

Hardware troubleshooting

Schematic reading

Education

B.S. in Electrical and/or Computer Engineering

M.S. in Electrical and/or Computer Engineering

Tools

Cadence

GitHub

Job description

Northrop Grumman is seeking an Electronics Engineer - Manufacturing Test Engineering (RF Systems) in Rolling Meadows, IL. You will support RF production test infrastructure, collaborate with design and manufacturing teams, and drive testability in designs and test stations.

The role emphasizes troubleshooting, fixture development, and environmental screening procedures, with opportunities to influence cost, cycle time, and quality across programs.