Senior Staff Electrical Engineer — Mixed-Signal RF/Antenna Design

Red Cell Partners; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Unlimited PTO

Paid maternity/paternity leave (14 wks

Job summary

Red Cell Partners is an incubation firm building and investing in rapidly scalable technology-led companies in healthcare, cyber, and national security. Dash 2 Dynamics (D2), one of its ventures, develops advanced communications systems using plasma physics and RF engineering to overcome fundamental antenna limits.

Lead the mixed-signal architecture, own the circuit design from schematic to PCB, and mentor engineers across RF and digital boundaries while transitioning hardware from benchtop

Qualifications

• 6–10+ years of mixed-signal engineering experience with board-level ownership.
• Proficiency in PCB tools such as Altium Designer, KiCad, or OrCAD.
• Strong fundamentals in digital design, data converters, power electronics, and signal integrity.
• 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
• Unlimited PTO with management approval.
• Paid maternity and paternity leave for 14 weeks at full pay.

Responsibilities

• Own circuit design from schematic capture to PCB layout with emphasis on signal and power integrity.
• Prototype and debug first-of-their-kind hardware using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and automated test.
• Plan and execute integration and test campaigns to retire technical risks and validate system performance.

Skills

Mixed-signal design

PCB design

Signal integrity

Power integrity

Mentoring engineers

Tools

Altium Designer

KiCad

OrCAD

Job description

Red Cell Partners is an incubation firm building and investing in rapidly scalable technology-led companies in healthcare, cyber, and national security. Dash 2 Dynamics (D2), one of its ventures, develops advanced communications systems using plasma physics and RF engineering to overcome fundamental antenna limits.

Lead the mixed-signal architecture, own the circuit design from schematic to PCB, and mentor engineers across RF and digital boundaries while transitioning hardware from benchtop