RF Analog Design Engineer for RFSoC & FMC (Aerospace)

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engineeringjobsnetAustin (TX)

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Unknown Company in Austin, TX is seeking an RF Analog Design Engineer to work on next-generation RF/mixed-signal hardware for defense and industrial markets. You will collaborate with FPGA, PCB, embedded software, and systems engineers to develop cutting-edge RF solutions used in radar, electronic warfare, and signal processing platforms. The role emphasizes collaboration with design teams across disciplines and the development of FMC and RFSoC-based products in demanding environments.

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