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If you love solving unconventional problems, enjoy variety in your day -to -day work, and thrive in a fast -moving, collaborative environment—this role is for you.
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Help design and refine spacecraft communications systems, including inter -satellite links and direct -to -ground radios
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Select radios, antennas, and RF components that meet system needs
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Define and support operations concepts for both spacecraft and ground stations
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Evaluate ground station options and configure setups that align with mission goals
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Build and test communications payloads both in the lab and in orbit
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Work with systems engineers to feed real -world performance into broader network design
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Run simulations, link budgets, traffic analysis, and RF system dimensioning
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Plan antenna layout and placement on spacecraft hardware
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Support integration, testing, and launch handover for comms systems
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Maintain clear documentation throughout the development cycle
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Degree in Electrical Engineering, RF Engineering, or a related field
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Hands -on experience with radios, antennas, and SDRs (software -defined radios)
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Familiarity with space hardware projects or satellite systems is a big plus
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Programming skills in one or more of: Python, C++, C, MATLAB
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Experience working in Linux environments
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Comfortable with networking and comms protocols (e.g., CCSDS, TCP/IP, Ethernet)
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Bonus: experience with microcontrollers, hardware debugging, and RF lab tools
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A collaborative mindset, flexibility to pivot when needed, and the initiative to own your work from concept to deployment
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