RF Testing Jobs

This full-time Production Support Electrical Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, and operates on the second shift. The position focuses on the Electrical Engineering team's mission to resolve production issues and maintain hardware build momentum. Key responsibilities include diagnosing hardware failures using test equipment like oscilloscopes and logic analyzers, interpreting schematics and PCB layouts, and managing issue projects from identification to resolution. The engineer must also prepare change documentation and collaborate with cross-functional teams and suppliers to drive process improvements. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can apply their expertise in digital, analog, and RF systems to solve complex problems quickly. The role emphasizes technical ownership, effective communication, and continuous improvement within a collaborative engineering culture.

This onsite Electrical Engineer II role within Raytheon's Air Launched Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on the development and sustainment of airborne electrical products in Tucson, Arizona. The position operates on the third shift and involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve production issues, performing digital, analog, and RF testing, and debugging complex circuit card assemblies. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working within a values-driven culture that prioritizes safety, innovation, and work-life balance. Candidates will gain expertise in circuit design and analysis while earning professional certifications, with opportunities for relocation assistance and minimal travel required.

This onsite role within the Land & Shipboard Effector Guidance Systems department at Raytheon involves supporting the production and testing of electrical hardware for defense systems. The engineer will enhance skills by troubleshooting complex circuit card assemblies and electro-mechanical systems using digital, analog, and RF technologies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with operations and quality teams to resolve production issues and documenting technical findings. The position offers a unique opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding engineering team while working on meaningful missions that support national security. The role is based in Tucson, Arizona, operating on a second shift schedule from Monday to Friday, and includes eligibility for relocation assistance.

This onsite Senior Hardware Production Support Engineer role within Raytheon's Receiver/Exciter & Processing Architecture department focuses on bridging design engineering and manufacturing operations. The position involves troubleshooting complex digital, analog, and RF circuit card assemblies, leading failure analysis investigations, and supporting the transition of new products into production. Key responsibilities include collaborating with supply chain and quality teams to resolve production issues, performing circuit modeling and simulation, and managing engineering change notices. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national defense missions with a team that values innovation and safety. It offers opportunities for professional growth in a high-tech environment, relocation assistance for eligible candidates, and requires an active U.S. Secret security clearance with occasional travel to other Massachusetts and Arizona sites.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, is a senior-level position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan to determine root causes of failures, conducting destructive testing, and authoring detailed technical reports. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold a current Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship. The position requires a minimum of eight years of relevant experience in electronic component failure analysis.

The Pr. Electronic Materials Failure Analyst role is an onsite position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis using advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan, performing destructive testing, and documenting findings through detailed reports. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold a current Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship. The position requires a minimum of five to eight years of relevant experience in electronic component failure analysis.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, is a senior-level position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan to determine root causes of failures, conducting destructive and electrical testing, and authoring detailed final reports. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working in a collaborative culture rooted in safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and possess extensive experience in electronic materials analysis.

This full-time Cellular RF Configuration Engineer role is based in Munich, Germany, within a team defining radio frequency system configurations for global mobile devices. The position involves configuring and integrating RF systems through pre-silicon validation, hardware testing, and debugging to meet product performance goals. Key responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve yield and quality, managing project activities across time zones, and validating configurations using specialized tools and Python scripting. The role appeals to engineers passionate about innovation, offering the opportunity to work on cutting-edge 5G technologies and contribute to products used by millions. It provides a dynamic environment focused on excellence, complex system integration, and professional growth within a collaborative culture.

The RF & Fiber Optic Network Technician role supports telecommunications infrastructure within national park environments, focusing on two-way radio systems and fiber optic networks. Key responsibilities include installing and maintaining Motorola and Kenwood radio platforms, performing fiber splicing and testing, and troubleshooting Layer 1 and Layer 2 network issues. The position requires working independently in both indoor and outdoor settings, often involving travel and emergency response. This opportunity appeals to technicians seeking a mission-driven environment with a comprehensive benefits package, including health coverage and retirement matching. The role offers professional growth through exposure to diverse public safety communication systems and requires a valid driver's license with the ability to commute to Grand Teton or Yellowstone National Park.

The role involves a full-time Test Technician position within the Charon SystemWare team, supporting hardware and software development for commercial and government clients. Key responsibilities include testing digital, analog, and RF systems, executing test plans, performing root-cause analysis on component-level failures, and developing automation scripts using Python and Bash. The position offers a unique small-business culture with significant autonomy, flexible remote work options, and a casual environment. Employees benefit from a mission-driven atmosphere focused on national security, continuous professional growth, and comprehensive support for work-life balance.

This Principal Engineer Electrical role within Northrop Grumman's Space Sector focuses on launch vehicle electrical integration and testing at the Huntsville, Alabama facility. The position involves leading system-level testing for flight hardware, authoring work packages, and managing troubleshooting plans for nonconformances. Key responsibilities include directing support teams, analyzing test data to ensure launch readiness, and coordinating with program management to maintain schedules. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to revolutionary aerospace missions that impact global security and history. It offers a collaborative culture driven by intellectual curiosity and innovation, with opportunities for career advancement and occasional travel. An active Secret security clearance is required to participate in these critical defense projects.

This onsite Senior RF Data Link Engineer role within the RF Products department at Raytheon focuses on designing and testing wireless communication systems for tactical missile programs. The position involves performing link budget analyses, developing data link models and signal processing algorithms, and collaborating with stakeholders to manage program delivery. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to high-capacity, covert data link technologies that support national defense missions. Candidates will work in a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, with opportunities for professional growth in a challenging technical environment. The position requires U.S. citizenship and a Secret security clearance, and is based in Tucson, Arizona.

This full-time Senior RF Design Engineer role is based in Los Angeles within the advanced defense technology sector, focusing on next-generation RF and microwave solutions. The position involves designing, simulating, and testing high-power RF amplifier modules for critical national security applications. Key responsibilities include developing circuits for sub-10GHz applications, integrating off-the-shelf components like MMICs, guiding PCB layout and fabrication, and performing bench testing with specialized equipment. The role appeals to engineers seeking a small-team environment where individual contributions have a significant impact on mission-critical systems. It offers a flexible, dynamic engineering culture with strong mentorship opportunities and the chance to work on game-changing technology in a collaborative setting.

The RF Automated Test Equipment Engineer role at Spectrum Control involves designing and implementing software-based automated test systems for complex RF assemblies used in Electronic Warfare. Key responsibilities include developing modular code in object-oriented languages like C#, interfacing software with RF instrumentation such as network and spectrum analyzers, and utilizing generative AI tools to enhance software creation and review. The position supports both engineering development and production testing while fostering collaboration across cross-functional teams. This opportunity is appealing due to the company's unique 4-day, 10-hour work schedule that provides a 3-day weekend, benefits starting on day one, and a culture that prioritizes employee well-being. The hybrid work arrangement allows for regular on-site presence in Philadelphia with one day of remote flexibility, and the role is open to candidates ranging from early-career to experienced engineers.

This senior RF engineering role within Lockheed Martin's Rotary and Mission Systems team focuses on designing and developing hardware for radar and military systems, including phased array antennas. Key responsibilities involve lower-level requirement development, schematic creation, printed wiring board design, prototype testing, and managing program schedules and budgets. The position offers the opportunity to work alongside a passionate team of engineers and scientists dedicated to advancing defense technology. The role is based in Moorestown, NJ, with occasional travel required, and provides a collaborative environment supported by flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits.

This onsite RF Test Systems Engineer II role is based in McKinney, Texas, within the Test Equipment Engineering directorate at Raytheon. The position focuses on designing, developing, and validating test hardware and software solutions for production programs. Key responsibilities include creating test software using languages like C# and C++, automating RF test equipment control, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to execute design activities. The role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful defense missions that contribute to national security while fostering a culture of safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold U.S. citizenship and possess an active or transferable DoD Secret security clearance.

This onsite Range RF Test Systems Engineer II role within Raytheon's Test Equipment Engineering directorate focuses on designing and validating antenna test range hardware and software solutions for production programs. The position involves developing test software using MATLAB and Visual Studio, automating RF test equipment control, and creating test plans for measurements. Key responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams, implementing engineering best practices, and mentoring junior engineers. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working in a collaborative culture that values innovation and safety. This full-time position is located entirely on-site in McKinney, Texas, and requires U.S. citizenship with the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance.

This W2 contract role serves as a Senior RF Test and PCB Design Engineer within a technology team focused on accelerating career growth. The position involves leading complex PCB development using Cadence Allegro, performing signal and power integrity simulations with Ansys HFSS, and managing hardware bring-up and debugging. Key duties include conducting RF characterization with specialized lab equipment, applying machine learning to analyze test data, and collaborating with RFIC and system engineering teams. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a supportive culture that prioritizes work-life balance and professional development, offering weekly payments and a benefit package. The role requires a strong background in RF theory and high-frequency PCB design.

This role is a Principal RF Test and Power Engineer position within the Client Mission Systems Manufacturing Operations Test Engineering Team in Baltimore, Maryland. The position involves designing and implementing testing methods for RF, digital, and power hardware while troubleshooting complex circuitry and analyzing failure trends to improve production yields. Key responsibilities include supporting hardware deliveries, collaborating with design and manufacturing teams on corrective actions, and training technicians. The role offers the opportunity to work on revolutionary systems that impact global history in a fast-paced, hands-on environment. It requires a DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and involves approximately 10% travel. The position is on-site with no telecommuting options available.

The RF Data Link Engineer II role is an onsite position within the Advanced Effector Guidance Systems team at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The engineer focuses on designing and testing wireless communication systems for tactical missile programs, performing tasks such as link budget analysis, hardware development, and signal processing algorithm simulation. This position offers the opportunity to work on complex aerospace and defense challenges alongside industry experts while contributing to national security. The role requires a U.S. citizenship and a Secret security clearance, providing a stable career path with access to relocation assistance and a collaborative culture centered on innovation and safety.

This full-time Hardware Integration Engineer role is based in Dulles, Virginia, within a multidisciplinary engineering team focused on RF systems. The position involves designing and optimizing complex RF analog and digital systems from concept through deployment, while collaborating with mechanical, software, and production groups. Key responsibilities include leading system design reviews, conducting RF link budget analysis, building prototypes, and creating comprehensive technical documentation. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with up to 10% local travel and provides a culture of integrity and trust. Employees benefit from autonomy, robust learning resources, and opportunities for continuous professional growth within a mission-driven organization dedicated to national safety.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware solutions for radar and electronic warfare portfolios. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The company offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and deploying advanced radar and electronic warfare solutions while collaborating with a global team of 35,000 experts. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of national security through cutting-edge innovation in a culture that champions integrity and corporate responsibility. The role offers flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits, supporting a healthy work-life balance while contributing to 21st-century security across land, air, sea, and space domains.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for advanced radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of over 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.