Manage communication system requirements and verification for space stations and satellites.
Compensation
$120,540—$209,520 USD
Responsibilities
Own and manage spacecraft RF system requirements and verification plan
Specify link parameters including modulation, error correction coding, symbol rate, and channel filter
Calculate link budgets, considering data throughput requirements, link conditions, and ground station characteristics
Estimate the expected data throughput and bit error rate based on your link budgets
Maintain link budgets with consideration to on-vehicle antenna patterns, cable losses, radio specifications, and channel conditions for the expected orbit
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in ECE, EE, Physics, or related STEM discipline
Nice to have: MS or PhD in ECE, EE, Physics, or related stem discipline
Lead technical deployment of Wireless Intrusion Detection Systems across data center sites, overseeing design, installation, configuration, testing, and operational transition.
Compensation
US: Hiring Range in USD from: $100,800 to $234,600 per annum. May be eligible for bonus, equity, and compensation deferral.
Responsibilities
Serve as the technical lead for Wireless Intrusion Detection System (WIDS) deployment, integration, and operational readiness across data center sites.
Develop technical designs, deployment standards, implementation plans, and acceptance criteria for WIDS infrastructure.
Oversee the installation, configuration, and testing of WIDS sensors, rack-mounted equipment, network connectivity, supporting software, and management platforms.
Partner with construction, network engineering, physical security, security operations, site operations, and vendor teams to coordinate deployment activities and resolve technical dependencies.
Work directly with the WIDS vendor to troubleshoot issues, improve system capabilities, enhance detection quality, and optimize platform performance.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, computer science, information technology, engineering or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
The RF Systems Engineering Advisor leads the development, analysis, and validation of quantitative RF performance models for advanced wireless communication systems, translating system requirements into actionable engineering analyses.
Compensation
Min: $144,361.15 Max: $251,016.03
Responsibilities
Develop comprehensive uplink and downlink RF link budgets for terrestrial, satellite, cellular, private wireless, tactical, and other wireless communications systems.
Translate system-level requirements into quantitative RF performance models, assumptions, calculations, and engineering recommendations.
Calculate, validate, document and maintain key link-budget parameters.
Develop link budgets across varying frequency bands, modulation and coding schemes, bandwidths, antenna configurations, propagation environments, operating conditions, and deployment scenarios.
Perform best-case, nominal, worst-case, and statistical link-budget analyses to assess system performance and risk.
