Company
IC Resources
IC Resources
Great opportunity to work on cutting edge RF technology!
An opportunity has become available for an RF Test Engineer to join a world leading satellite communications company based in Farnborough. As an RF Test Engineer you will have a number of responsibilities that include; System level testing Create and develop test plans Root cause and failure analysis RF testing Documentation management and compliance To be considered for the RF Test Engineer vacancy you must have: A relevant Electronic Engineering degree/qualification Prior experience in a related position/field Experience in RF/satellite system testing Experience with RF lab test equipment Experience with test automation in Python If you have interest in applying to the RF Test Engineer vacancy or would like further information, please contact Roberta Wright.
Farnborough
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