Verso Recruitment Group
RF Design Engineer

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Job Title: RF Design Engineer
Location: Cambridge
Salary: £50,000 to £70,000
Employment Type: Permanent
Working Arrangements: Onsite working
If you’re an RF engineer who enjoys hands-on design, problem-solving, and developing high-performance RF circuits from concept through to validation, this role offers real technical variety and ownership.
What you’ll be doing
- Designing and developing RF circuits, subsystems, and architectures for new products.
- Creating and refining RF filters, amplifiers, and simulation models.
- Supporting prototype builds, debugging, optimisation, and performance testing.
- Preparing design documentation, specifications, and component selections.
- Collaborating with engineers across electronics, firmware, and test.
- Contributing to research, technology evaluation, and continuous improvement.
- Providing support to existing designs in production when required.
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What you’ll need
- Minimum MSc or PhD in Electronics, RF Engineering, or a closely related field.
- Solid experience in RF circuit design and simulation tools (ADS or similar).
- Understanding of RF filters, amplifiers, and signal-chain fundamentals.
- Strong analytical skills and a methodical, detail-driven approach.
- Ability to work independently while contributing effectively within a team.


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Why this role?
You’ll work across the full RF design lifecycle — from concept and modelling through to validation and production support — with the freedom to innovate and the opportunity to grow into more senior responsibilities over time.
For more information, please contact Cathy Swain.
T: 01582 350053
E: cswain@versorecruitment.com
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