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CX2

RF Hardware Engineer

El Segundo, CA$160k–$200kfull time, permanentmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

CX2, a defense technology firm specializing in spectrum dominance solutions, seeks an RF Hardware Engineer to design and test radio frequency systems across multiple bands. The role focuses on developing transmit/receive systems for communications, radar, and navigation applications, requiring onsite work at their El Segundo headquarters.

What you'll do

  • Design RF transmit and receive systems for defense applications
  • Test and validate RF hardware across UHF through X-Band frequencies
  • Develop solutions for communications, RADAR, and navigation systems
  • Collaborate on AI-enabled hardware platforms for spectrum operations
  • Support electromagnetic spectrum detection and defense initiatives

What they're looking for

  • RF system design and architecture
  • Transmitter/receiver (Tx/Rx) development
  • UHF to X-Band frequency experience
  • Hardware testing and validation
  • RADAR and communications systems knowledge
  • Signal processing fundamentals
  • PCB design or RF layout experience
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CX2

CX2 develops electromagnetic spectrum control and spectrum dominance solutions for defense applications, including AI-enabled detection systems and RF hardware. The company is hiring Signal Processing Engineers and RF Hardware Engineers to design advanced signal processing and radio frequency systems for communications, radar, and navigation.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience designing and testing RF transmit/receive systems. What frequency bands have you worked with, and what were the key performance metrics you optimized for?
  • Walk us through a specific RF system you built from concept to testing. What challenges did you encounter with signal integrity or component selection, and how did you resolve them?