1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Senior RF Engineer Jobs in Cambridgeshire

Role: Senior RF Approvals Engineer Location: Cambridge (1-2 days a week working from home) Salary: £60-70K with attractive benefits package including annual company performance bonus (on average 5-6%), private healthcare, pension, dental plan, life assurance, early closing on Fridays and the … opportunity to work for a highly respected Cambridge business. Essential Senior RF ApprovalsEngineer: Proven product approvals and conformance certification experience Experience obtaining external certification, either directly or through external test house for FCC, IC and EU RED (previously R&TTE) Radio Equipment Directive knowledge, EMCD and LVD … Keep up to date with type approval specifications for RF, EMC, SAR, Safety and Environmental CE Marking Directive WEEE, RoHS and REACH Directives and certificates RF test measurement, use of network analysers, oscilloscopes etc Unique opportunity for a Senior Conformance Engineer to work in more »

Senior Hardware & RF Design Engineer - Cambridge This leading global player in the radio communications industry is seeking a hands-on Engineer, passionate about design and problem-solving, to join their expanding UK R&D team. Job Purpose: Support the development and continuous improvement … of innovative communications products. You'll design RF subsystems, troubleshoot production issues, and collaborate cross-functionally to bring cutting-edge communication solutions to market. Key Responsibilities: Product Improvement: Be the technical lead for resolving production issues and improving the performance of existing product lines. New Product Development: Design and … integrate advanced RF subsystems with BT/WiFi/Cellular for our next-generation radios. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with firmware, PCB, and mechanical engineers to deliver robust, market leading products. Type Approval Expertise: Support the type approval process, ensuring our products meet industry standards and regulations. Key Requirements more »