- Robot type
- Drone · Defense
- Location
- Costa MesaCaliforniaUSA
- Job type
- Hardware
- Posted
- Jan 29, 2026
- Salary
- $191,000–$253,000 a year
Full-time
Staff RF Antenna Engineer, Electronic Warfare
Job description
Our EW Radio Frequency Engineering team in Costa Mesa is a dynamic group of skilled professionals dedicated to pushing the boundaries of antenna and antenna array technology. With a strong focus on innovation and excellence, we collaborate closely to design and optimize cutting-edge RF solutions that meet the demands of our clients and the industry.
We are seeking a Staff Radio Frequency Antenna Engineer to join our team in Costa Mesa, CA, focused on RF design for antennas. In this role, you will design, analyze, and optimize RF design for antenna and antenna arrays while collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet project specifications.
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Job responsibilities
- Conduct detailed RF design for antennas and antenna arrays.
- Perform antenna element trade studies, including investigation, simulation, and comparisons of various designs
- Optimize array lattice selection based on frequency range, scan range, instantaneous bandwidth, and element design.
- Design, simulate, and optimize antenna arrays.
- Develop prototypes of elements and arrays to validate models.
- Model PCB RF transitions, including interlayer transitions, matching networks, and feed structures.
- Design passive components such as printed splitters (Wilkinson, 90-degree hybrids) and corporate feed structures.
- Provide layout support and finalize array models for optimization.
Job requirements
- BS Electrical Engineering or equivalent
- 10+ years of RF and Antenna experience
- Experience with RF hardware design and RF component design.
- Experience with all stages of RF hardware testing from in-lab to in-field.
- Experience with test setup automation and relevant data analysis.
- Experience with Anechoic Chamber and Open Air testing
- Knowledge of Schematic Capture, PCB Design, and experience with RF simulation tools
- Some travel required