Systems Engineers - RF - SATCOM (mid-levels)
Location: San Diego, CA
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Salary, Comprehensive Benefit and Retirement Programs, + incentives.
This is a full time, direct hire position with an aerospace/defense manufacturing company.
relocation package offered
Our client, a global leader in the full life-cycle development of mission critical defense systems, seeks skilled systems engineers. You will research, engineer, architect, design, analyze, and integrate airborne mobile satellite and-or air to ground RF communication systems with frequencies from UHF (200MHz) to Ka-band (30 GHz).
Research, engineer, architect, design, analyze, and integrate airborne mobile satellite and-or air to ground RF communication systems with frequencies from UHF (200MHz) to Ka-band (30 GHz).
Architecture, requirements, and design of mobile satellite and-or RF ground radio communication systems.
System integration and testing.
Datalink design, integration, and flight test.
Antenna parameters analysis. RF systems analysis. Noise analysis.
Modulation - demodulation signal analysis. FEC coding. PHY and link layer design analysis.
Who Will Be a Great Fit?
BS degree in an engineering subject
3+ years of directly applicable professional engineering experience.
Current and/or recent military/DoD datalink experience.
Post academic industry experience in the architecture, requirements, and design of mobile satellite and-or RF ground radio communication systems.
System integration and testing. Spectrum analyzer.
Vector network analyzer. MATLAB.
US Citizenship with the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance.
Helpful/Preferred::
Technical leadership.
Sub-contractor technical management.
Datalink design, integration, and flight test.
Common Data Link (CDL) Interface. Tactical Common Data Link (TCDL).
Beyond Line of Sight (BLOS). Line-of-Sight (LOS). Antenna pointing and tracking systems.
Antenna parameters analysis. RF systems analysis. Noise analysis.
Link budgets. Gain budgets.
Modulation - demodulation signal analysis. FEC coding. PHY and link layer design analysis.