System Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Near-C in Roma
About the Company
Near‐C is a lean, fast‐moving engineering consulting company working on high‐tech projects in the Defense & Security sector. We support industrial partners in developing advanced Radar and sensing systems, with a hands‐on approach and a strong technical mindset. If you want to grow in a place where engineering comes first and every project pushes your skills forward, you'll feel at home here.
As a Radar System Engineer, you'll be at the core of the system architecture: requirements, interfaces, integration, testing. It's the perfect role for someone who wants to understand how a complex system really works, not just a small part of it.
What You'll Do (and why it's exciting)
- Design the architecture of Radar systems operating in real‐world scenarios.
- Manage interfaces across RF, electronics, software, power — a mix that accelerates your growth.
- Write and review technical documentation that actually matters (SRS, ICD, V&V;).
- Work with suppliers, internal teams, and industrial partners.
- Participate in integration and testing — you'll see the system come to life.
- Contribute to configuration management and non‐conformity resolution.
This is a role where you don't work on a "piece" — you work on the system.
Who We're Looking For
- Master's degree in Engineering (Electronics, Telecommunications, Aerospace, Mechanical or similar).
- 1+ years of experience working with complex systems (automotive, avionics, railway also welcome).
- Strong Italian and English skills.
- Curiosity, drive, and a genuine desire to learn.
Core Skills
- System Engineering: requirements, V‐model, interface management.
- Ability to read and interpret technical specifications.
- Hardware/software integration.
- Solid technical problem‐solving.
- Clear communication across multidisciplinary teams.
Nice‐to‐Have Skills
- Experience with Radar, RF, or advanced sensing.
- MBSE / SysML (Cameo, Capella).
- Scripting (Python, MATLAB) for analysis or automation.
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