Brady Corporation
Senior Advanced RF Hardware Design Engineer - Wireless Mobility Products
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Lead the design and development of RF and wireless hardware for connected mobility products from concept through release. Responsibilities include RF circuitry, PCB layout, antenna design, impedance matching, EMI/EMC, power management, wireless technology integration, certification, lab testing, risk mitigation, partner coordination, team leadership, customer presentations, and technical improvements.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
As a Senior Advanced RF Hardware Design Engineer-Wireless Mobility Products, you will lead the design and development of RF and wireless hardware for connected mobility products, taking designs from concept through product release. You will apply hands-on expertise in RF circuitry, PCB layout, impedance matching, antenna design, EMI/EMC, power management, and wireless technologies including cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and RFID.
Preferred Qualifications
- Lead a team of engineers through the RF specification, design, execution, and certification of mobility products
- Work closely with outside partners, managing the design process and ensuring quality output
- Lead and resolve complex design challenges and issues through hands-on in-house lab testing and guidance of extended team members
- Properly assess design risk and seek to mitigate
- Partner with marketing to determine customer needs and requirements
- Present to leadership and external customers
- Identify opportunities and propose technical improvements by applying advanced RF engineering knowledge and principles
- Suggest enhancements to improve our designs and build quality into our products
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