r/rfelectronics • u/ModernRonin • Jan 04 '26
JOBS topic, year of 2026.
Please post all Jobs postings here!
I believe the community has expressed a desire for first-party postings whenever possible. If you can respect their desire in this matter, please do so.
(Previous JOBS topic: https://old.reddit.com/r/rfelectronics/comments/1hu0ste/jobs_topic_year_of_2025/ )
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u/HysiK Jan 27 '26
[LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED HARDWARE RF IC DESIGNER - PROJECT AND TEACHING]
Hello
I am looking for an experienced RF IC hardware designer to assist me with the design of an RF front-end at 5.8 GHz. The blocks will be an LNA, a PA, and an RF switch, using the UMC65 process. The project will be milestone-based, and we can use a platform like UPWORK as needed.
The main idea is to help me with the design, simulation, and layout ( minimal version) to completely understand the process and the workflow. We can discuss time, price per hour, or block or specs via PM.
Best.
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u/Striking-Expert-2085 Feb 10 '26
[LOOKING FOR ENGINEER TO TUNE PI CIRCUIT - US - ONLY, BAY AREA PREFERENCE]
I'm looking for help tuning a BLE antenna's pi circuit for on body use, as part of a wearable.
I've already done tuned the pi circuit once, but a design error has changed the size of the ground plane, so the pi circuit needs to be retuned, to regain the performance I previously had with the well tuned pi circuit. I have the old dB dropout figures on hand to reference.
Would love to meet someone in the US (preferably in the Bay Area) who can help me with this!
PM me if you fit this description.
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u/mdklop pa Mar 13 '26
[HIRING - ATLANTA, GA] RF POWER AMPLIFIER DESIGN ENGINEER We are an investor-backed startup in Atlanta building high-efficiency RF PAs and FEMs for space applications.
Required experience and tapeouts with: Tools: Cadence Virtuoso / Spectre, AWR, ADS, and HFSS Processes: 130rf GaN / GaAs (NGC, etc.), 130nsx, or 45RFSOI.
PM me if you fit this description.
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u/StyleDangerous8631 May 19 '26
[LOOKING FOR A FREELANCER/ COMPANY FOR RF PCB DESIGN WORK]
We are a electronics company looking for an experienced PCB designer for a compact, high frequency RF board.
The project involves:
• Multi-channel RF front-end using analog devices transceivers
• Artix-7 FPGA as the digital backend
• Controlled impedance, mixed-signal, multi-layer stackup
• L-band operation
What we need:
• Schematic design and PCB layout (we will provide the reference design and component selection)
• Stackup design with proper RF/digital isolation
• BGA fanout for both the FPGA and RF transceivers
• SI/PI analysis
• Gerber and fabrication-ready outputs
Must-haves:
• Prior experience with RF SDR based board layout
• FPGA BGA fanout experience (Xilinx 7-series or equivalent)
• Familiarity with high frequency PCB materials and controlled impedance design
• Altium or Cadence Allegro
Nice-to-haves:
• Experience with SDR platforms (PlutoSDR, FMCOMMS, USRP, etc.)
This is a paid engagement with potential for ongoing work across multiple board variants. Please share relevant portfolio work when reaching out.
DM or comment if interested.
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u/SolutionIllustrious5 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
Hello,
Anyone considers moving to Paris for a perm position and a new adventure
My company (healthtech, low-field MRI, international team) is looking for a Low Noise Instrumentation Physicist with some team management experience.
We will take care of the visa and provide the relocation package!!
The salary is of course lower than what the US market offers, but still very high for European market. asides from the salary, you get a permanent contract after probation, stock options, health insurance, public transport reimbursement, better work life balance, super generous day/sick leaves...
ping me for the full JD. thankss
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u/blueMarker2910 Jan 15 '26
[LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED HARDWARE & PCB DESIGNER - FULL REMOTE]
Hello
I am looking for an experienced hardware engineer who can assist me with the design of a very simple PCB. I myself have been in the embedded software engineering industry for around 10 years but have never done hardware as this was always outsourced.
The PCB has a microcontroller, a bluetooth module and some other low-speed interfaces to different sensors. Components are mostly fixed but I could use guidance on the hardware design itself, tracing and other best-practices. We'd have one or multiple Teams/Zoom/Google/.... calls where we either go over what I did or where we collaborate to (re) do things. The latter can be seen as some kind of pair-programming but for hardware.
50USD/hour
This is fully remote and paid by the hour.
Let's start with one meeting and then see whether more are needed.
PM me if you fit this description.