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Analog/RF Engineering Scientist

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Job overview

The Analog/RF Engineering Scientist works as part of a development team designing, integrating, and testing electromagnetic components for digital communication systems. The role also involves developing RF circuits, antennas, networking software, and analog and RF subsystems, with testing conducted in laboratory and field environments. The scientist documents developed components and subsystems and assists with presentations of system designs and results.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Electromagnetic Component DesignRF Circuit DesignAntenna DesignRF Software DesignNetworking SoftwareRF TestingAnalog Circuit Design

Full job description

Work as a member of a development team for the design, integration, and testing of electromagnetic components for digital communication systems.Assessment, development, and design of RF circuits and antennas.Design and implementation of RF and networking software.Testing in both laboratory and field environments of RF elements and software in either partial subsystemsor full system.Development and testing of low and high power RF and analog circuits and subsystems for communications systems.Documentation of all components and subsystems developed.Assistance in preparing and giving presentations of results, designs, or other related aspects of system design to both internal and external project directors as requested by supervisor.Other related functions as assigned.

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