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Our client is expanding a fast-growing design centre in Cambridge and is seeking a Senior RF Engineer to play a key role in the development of advanced RF and mmWave systems. This is a chance for a Senior RF Engineer to work at the forefront of high-frequency innovation, contributing to next-generation communications and defence technologies.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop RF/mmWave sub-circuits, modules, and systems to meet technical, cost, and quality targets
- Carry out specification, simulation, and design realisation of components such as filters, couplers, transmission lines, and frequency synthesisers
- Select and evaluate ICs/MMICs, liaising with vendors as required
- Collaborate with mechanical and PCB engineers on high-frequency layouts and electromechanical integration
- Perform line-up, tolerance, and yield analyses to ensure manufacturability
- Deliver fully verified and documented designs, including test specifications, compliance matrices, and peer-reviewed design records
- Support product introduction, including troubleshooting and defining diagnostic procedure
- Actively contribute to technical discussions and design reviews
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Requirements
- Degree (or equivalent) in RF, Communications, or a related engineering discipline
- Proven experience in RF/microwave circuit and system design.
- Proficiency with RF design tools such as ADS, Microwave Office, CST, or EMPro
- Solid understanding of transceiver architectures and RF product design principles
- Strong analytical and problem-solving approach to design verification


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This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing Cambridge office as a Senior RF Engineer, where you’ll be working on complex, high-frequency projects with real-world impact.
For more details or to apply, please contact Zac Taylor at IC Resources.
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