RF Design Engineers
aita consulting servicesSunnyvale (CA)
RF Design Engineers
Posted today
aita consulting servicesSunnyvale (CA)
Electronics Engineers, Except ComputerRadio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Onsite from Day 1Any Visa is fine
Job Description:
Responsible for RF system implementation throughout a product design cycle.
Responsible for part selection, prototyping, factory bring up and lab bench debug and root cause.
Work with internal cross-functional team and external JDM/CM to successfully bring wireless product to market.
Perform multi-radio coexistence mitigation (including RF link budget planning and issue debugging).Optimize RF conducted and OTA performance by simulation and lab validation.
Support EMI/EMC trouble shooting and validation.
Domestic/international travel to achieve program milestones.
Skills:
5-10+ years of industry experience. Solid LTE development background. Experience with WiFi, BT, GPS and Cellular RF implementation. Experience with RF front-end and SoC Schematic, Layout Capture and Board Bring Up. Work experience with RF lab equipment for device characterization and component/system performance validation. Experience with RF circuit and EM simulation software. Knowledge of RF/wireless system architecture and WiFi/BT/Cellular protocol. Understanding of Digital Communication/Signal Processing. Experience in Schematic Capture and PCB Layout using Cadence Tool. Familiar with regulatory requirements (FCC, CE, etc.).
Education: BSEE or better, or related engineering field.
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