Senior RF Subsystems Engineer — Onsite in Tucson

RTX; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 87,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

RTX's Effector RF Team in Tucson, AZ seeks a Senior Engineer to contribute to RF subsystems and sensors for missile products. This onsite role requires collaborating across engineering disciplines to meet stringent performance and security requirements.

You will design, test, and integrate RF sensors across MHz to millimeter-wave bands, translate system requirements into RF specifications, and measure performance in chamber and range environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in STEM with 5+ years of experience, or an advanced degree with 3+ years.
• Experience designing, integrating, and testing RF subsystems and sensors.
• Experience collaborating across engineering disciplines to define RF requirements and evaluate performance.
• Ability to obtain interim U.S. government security clearance before start date.

Responsibilities

• Design, test, and integrate RF sensors and subsystems across frequencies from MHz through millimeter-wave.
• Translate system-level requirements into detailed RF component requirements.
• Measure RF components/sensors/subsystems, including performance in chamber and range environments.
• Model and analyze link budgets, RF cascades, EMI, antenna patterns, and ADC characteristics.

Skills

RF design

Subsystem testing

Cross-functional collaboration

Modeling and analysis

RF measurements

Education

Bachelor’s in STEM

Advanced degree in related field

Tools

Spectrum Analyzers

Network Analyzers

Signal Generators

Arbitrary Waveform Generators

Job description

RTX's Effector RF Team in Tucson, AZ seeks a Senior Engineer to contribute to RF subsystems and sensors for missile products. This onsite role requires collaborating across engineering disciplines to meet stringent performance and security requirements.

You will design, test, and integrate RF sensors across MHz to millimeter-wave bands, translate system requirements into RF specifications, and measure performance in chamber and range environments.