Job Description

• Own antenna/array designs from topology selection and modeling to prototyping, tuning, chamber validation, and release to production.
• Translate system-level targets (coverage, link budget, EIRP/ERP limits, form-factor/cost) into antenna specifications.
• Build parametric EM models and correlate simulation to measurement; maintain analysis scripts and golden test procedures.
• Partner with ME/EE/NPI to drive manufacturability, yield, and root-cause investigations.

Requirements

• B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (EM/RF focus); MSc/PhD preferred
• 5+ years end-to-end antenna design (concept → EM simulation → prototype → validation → manufacturing handoff).
• Hands-on experience with two or more patch arrays, horn arrays, parabolic reflectors, dipole/monopole arrays.
• Proficiency with full-wave EM solvers ( CST preferred; HFSS/FEKO or similar acceptable).
• Strong MATLAB and/or Python for array synthesis, optimization, and data reduction.
• Lab proficiency: VNA (SOLT/TRL), OTA/anechoic measurements (gain/efficiency/patterns/ECC), fixture de-embedding.
• Solid grasp of array fundamentals: mutual coupling, scan loss, grating-lobe control, polarization/isolation.
• Practical RF PCB layout literacy (stack-up, feeds/matching, grounding/shielding) and DFM/tolerance awareness.
• Clear documentation and effective cross-functional communication.

Nice to have-

• Phased-array design (active/passive networks, phase shifters, codebooks; Butler/Blass feeds).
• Wideband and dual-polarized elements; radome & mechanical co-design.
• RF test automation (Python/PyVISA/LabVIEW/C#) and data/report pipelines.
• Regulatory/OTA familiarity (FCC/CE, CTIA-style OTA), basic EMC considerations.
• Familiarity with wireless communication standards, especially Wi-Fi 6/7 (802.11ax/be) and implications on antenna design
• Understanding of MIMO systems, beamforming principles and implications on antenna design