RF Hardware Engineer - Data Acquisition Specialist
process instrumentsReno (NV)
RF Hardware Engineer - Data Acquisition Specialist
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process instrumentsReno (NV)
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About the role
HORIBA Semiconductor US is seeking an experienced RF Hardware Engineer in Reno, NV to develop and qualify proprietary RF data-acquisition hardware for high-speed measurements in semiconductor processing equipment.
The role emphasizes RF circuit design, simulation, prototyping, and collaboration with PCB teams to ensure robust performance. A minimum of 5 years in RF hardware is required, with a strong emphasis on lab testing and documentation.
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