Senior RF Test Engineer

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triple crown servicesBaltimore (MD)

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About the role

Job Type: Contract Duration: 12+ Months Workplace Type: Onsite in Baltimore, MD *******

Please Note: We do not offer sponsorship, must be a US citizen

Job Description: We are seeking an RF Test Engineer to support the transition of phased array antenna panels from development to flight production. You will help bring up a production test bench, prepare test procedures and software before flight hardware arrives, and test panels before they are integrated into the next higher assembly.

Responsibilities: Help develop, set up, and bring up the flight production antenna panel test bench. Create test procedures, documentation, test software, and data analysis tools. Perform RF and digital testing, including thermal chamber testing, to verify that flight panels are built correctly and perform as expected. Analyze results, troubleshoot panel and test setup issues, and work with engineers and technicians to resolve failures. Communicate test progress, findings, and issues to engineering and production teams.

Qualifications: Hands-on experience testing antennas or RF hardware, including antenna range testing. Experience setting up tests, using RF test equipment, analyzing data, and troubleshooting hardware. Familiarity with phased array antennas or RF panel testing. Ability to learn new hardware, test processes, and tools as the program moves into flight production.

Benefits: Paid weekly! Health, Dental and Vision Insurance 401k

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