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Applied Materials, Inc.
RF Engineer
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What they do
A Radio Frequency (RF) Engineer works with technology and electronic equipment that uses radio waves, from cell phones to radio stations. Designs, installs, and repairs systems and equipment that transmit radio signals. May specialize in design or maintenance; may focus on the design of transmission equipment, such as radio antennae, or manage larger systems such as networks of cell phone towers.
$145,700 / year median in California
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Role Responsibilities:
- Technically lead or execute complex electrical engineering projects, including the development of key suppliers
- Identify and troubleshoot a wide range of complex electrical problems
- Design, specify or modify electrical engineering assemblies, layouts, schematics, or drawings of complex scope
- Communicate with internal and external customers regarding complex electrical issues for specific projects
- Implement concepts for a wide range of complex product issues and solutions
- Generate product specifications; specify or perform engineering analysis
- Define, coordinate, perform and generate engineering test reports
- Lead moderately complex functional or project teams, as applicable
- Clearly communicate difficult concepts and influence varied perspectives
Minimum Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree
- 7-10 years of experience in a related field
Preferred Qualifications:
- Extensive experience with project management and the Applied Materials product development life cycle
- Demonstrated experience leading teams ## Qualifications ###