Radio Frequency and Electromagnetic Engineer

Apply hands‑on RF and electromagnetic engineering expertise to solve complex technical problems across RF systems, antennas, propagation, circuits, and related engineering applications. This short‑term, remote engagement focuses on rigorous technical analysis, expert evaluation, and practical solutions for real‑world engineering scenarios.

• Solve complex RF and electromagnetic engineering problems.
• Analyze RF and EM systems, components, antennas, circuits, and architectures.
• Apply electromagnetic theory, RF principles, and engineering methods to practical scenarios.
• Review technical specifications, system requirements, simulation outputs, and engineering data.
• Evaluate design trade‑offs, performance limitations, calculations, assumptions, and proposed solutions.
• Validate technical approaches and results, providing rigorous solutions and explanations.
• Follow project‑specific technical guidelines and evaluation criteria.

• Hands‑on industry experience in RF, electromagnetics, microwave, antenna, or a related engineering discipline.
• Bachelor''s, master''s, or PhD degree in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, RF engineering, electromagnetics, or a related field.
• Strong knowledge of electromagnetic theory, RF engineering principles, and signal propagation.
• Practical experience in one or more areas including RF and microwave systems; antenna design and analysis; electromagnetic simulation and modeling; RF circuits and components; EMC/EMI; wireless communications, radar, or sensing; RF propagation and channel modeling; or RF measurement and testing.
• Experience with HFSS, CST, COMSOL, MATLAB, ADS, or comparable tools is preferred.
• Practical application of RF and EM principles to real‑world engineering systems is strongly preferred.

• Advanced degree in RF engineering, electromagnetics, electrical engineering, or a related field.
• Experience with microwave or millimeter‑wave systems, antenna arrays, phased arrays, beamforming, or MIMO.
• Experience in radar, wireless communications, satellite communications, or RF sensing.
• Experience with electromagnetic simulation, RF characterization, and laboratory testing.
• Ability to translate theoretical RF and EM concepts into practical engineering solutions.
• Research experience or publications in RF, electromagnetics, antennas, or related fields.

Remote, short‑term hourly engagement. Work centers on technical problem‑solving, analysis, and expert evaluation across RF engineering, electromagnetics, antennas, microwave engineering, and wireless systems.

$80 to $95 per hour.

Qualified applicants are considered without regard to legally protected characteristics. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.