Hardware Department Manager overseeing hardware/electrical engineering teams, leading people, workforce planning, budgeting, and technical strategy for mission systems.
Define and drive the technical strategy and architecture for connected vehicles, UAVs, and emerging wireless mobility solutions, serving as a technical authority across wireless architecture and RF integration.
Locations (2)
Bothell, Washington, United States
Plano, Texas, United States
Compensation
$189,200.00 - $283,800.00 Annual
Responsibilities
Define and drive AT&T's technical strategy and architecture for connected vehicle, automotive, UAV, and emerging mobility connectivity solutions.
Translate business and product requirements into actionable wireless device specifications, technical requirements, test strategies, and certification criteria.
Provide technical leadership across Device Technology, Product, IoT, CTO, RAN, Mobility Core, Operations, OEMs, chipset suppliers, TCU/module vendors, automotive manufacturers, and certification organizations.
Lead technical alignment for the integration of 4G/5G connectivity, RF technologies, antennas, modules, and embedded wireless solutions into next-generation mobility products.
Develop device requirements, test specifications, test object lists, and acceptance criteria to validate conformance with industry and AT&T requirements.