Radio Frequency Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - NewSpace Technical in Piemonte
NewSpace Technical is partnered with a cutting‑edge European aerospace company that is redefining what’s possible in small satellite technology. This innovative organisation develops advanced satellite platforms alongside next‑generation technologies supporting the future of space exploration.
Operating with a fully integrated, “end‑to‑end” model -from concept and design through to qualification and in‑orbit operations - they are known for delivering high‑performance, agile space solutions.
As part of their continued expansion, they are looking for a talented RF Engineer to join their Telecommunications team, contributing to the design and development of advanced RF systems for space applications.
You’ll be joining a collaborative, forward‑thinking engineering environment where innovation, ownership, and continuous learning are actively encouraged.
The Role
As an RF Engineer, you will be involved in the design, development, and validation of RF subsystems, working closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver robust and high‑performance space‑grade communication solutions.
Key responsibilities include:
- Analysing system‑level requirements and defining technical specifications
- Translating requirements into board‑level architecture and hardware design
- Producing and managing technical documentation (design descriptions, ICDs, verification plans, test procedures, etc.)
- Designing RF front‑end architectures (MMIC/HMIC‑based: HPA, LNA, mixers, oscillators, PLLs, etc.)
- Supporting schematic capture and PCB layout activities
- Performing simulations and preliminary validation (EMC, thermal, power derating, etc.)
- Defining and executing RF test campaigns, including setup and procedure development
- Characterising high‑frequency components and systems (up to 40 GHz), including S‑parameters, noise figure, and phase noise
Your Background
- Degree in Electronics Engineering, Telecommunications, or a related STEM discipline
- ~3+ years of experience in RF front‑e