RF Design Engineer

About the role Imagine designing the RF backbone of next generation digital radar systems that push the limits of performance, efficiency, and precision. As an RF Design Engineer, you will join a multidisciplinary team developing advanced radar technologies where every design decision directly impacts system capability in the real world. You will take ownership of PCB-level RF circuit development using state of the art circuit and electromagnetic simulation tools, translating demanding system requirements into high-performance hardware solutions optimized for strict SWaP-C targets. Depending on your interests, the role can also expand into circuit and system modeling as well as system architecture definition, giving you the opportunity to shape not only the hardware itself but the future direction of the entire radar platform.

At Destinus, we are revolutionizing the defense industry with cutting-edge Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Our innovative technologies are designed to meet the unique demands of modern defense operations, delivering unparalleled speed, precision, and cost effectiveness. Destinus partners with government agencies and defense organizations worldwide to provide advanced solutions for mission-critical operations, enabling a new era of efficiency and technological superiority. Join us in shaping the future of defense with groundbreaking aerospace innovations. What You´ll Do • Design RF and analog circuits for radar receivers and transmitters using circuit and EM simulators • Lead circuit design reviews • Select components for PCB implementation of the circuits • Guide implementation of the circuits on PCB • Conduct post-layout analysis and feedback potential improvements to the PCB design engineers • Align your simulation models with measurements to improve the next iteration • Support the definition of test plans on component, circuit and system level • Support the definition of requirements on system level • Potential to expand into system simulation and system architecture definition