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Lockheed Martin

Radio Frequency Engineer Sr Stf - E5

Didcot
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Be part of a team delivering the next generation of secure military communications satellites for the UK Ministry of Defence. This work provides resilient, high-performance connectivity for the UK, its allies, and Defence personnel worldwide, playing a critical role in protecting national security as space becomes more contested and demand for secure data continues to grow.

Joining Lockheed Martin also means helping to shape significant investment in the North East space sector, with more than £100 million proposed to support high-skill jobs, advanced manufacturing, and long-term economic growth. Opportunities include potential satellite manufacturing in County Durham and collaboration with NESST – the North East Space Skills and Technology Centre at Northumbria University – helping to build a strong pipeline of talent, learning, and innovation.

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  • Architects and designs Radio Frequency systems and circuitry.
  • Designs and develops RF circuitry used in high-frequency and microwave applications, including receivers, transmitters, antennas, and frequency synthesizers.
  • Responsible for hardware layout, component evaluation, prototype construction, and test.
  • Prepares test methods and specifications; analyses and tests RF hardware to verify performance characteristics.
  • Provides inputs to Product Development for formal documentation and supports manufacturing during the deliverable assembly and test phase.
  • In addition, develops RF System/Subsystem Architectures consisting of: antennas, transmitters, receivers, low noise amplifiers, high power amplifiers, RF conversion elements, and transmission line equipment.
  • Performs link analysis and optimization, including effects of propagation medium and possible interference sources.
  • Develops and allocates RF system and subsystem functional and performance requirements.
  • Identifies and tracks RF technical performance measurements (TPMs).
  • Performs RF system/subsystem/component trade studies and CAIV analysis.
  • Supports Life Cycle Costs, reliability, availability, and maintainability analysis.
  • Develops innovative solutions to a range of complex problems that are consistent with organizational objectives.
  • Works without direction. Work is reviewed upon completion and is consistent with departmental objectives.
  • Guides major projects to completion and may function in leadership role.
  • Decisions are long-lasting and heavily influence the organization. Engages with senior personnel on significant matters.
  • Actively contributes to the development of new concepts.
  • Possesses full knowledge of industry and company practices, demonstrating expertise in the field and related disciplines.
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Skills

RF System Design
Microwave Applications
Link Analysis
Hardware Layout
Component Evaluation
Prototype Construction
RF Testing
Antenna Design
Frequency Synthesizers
Low Noise Amplifiers
High Power Amplifiers
CAIV Analysis
Technical Performance Measurements
System Architecture
Trade Studies

Location

Didcot, England, United Kingdom

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