What You'll Do:
Own RF, EMI, and EMC considerations across avionics, communications, payloads, and power systems.
Diagnose and resolve EMI issues during integration, ground test, and flight test.
Define and implement EMI mitigation strategies including grounding, shielding, filtering, cable routing, and enclosure design.
Partner closely with electrical and systems engineers to influence system architecture early.
Define and optimize RF hardware placement within the aircraft.
Own RF and EMI validation end to end, from in-house development testing through pre-compliance and formal EMI/EMC certification.
Work directly with flight hardware in the lab and on the aircraft.
What You'll Bring:
5+ years of experience working on RF, EMI, or EMC for complex hardware systems.
Background in aviation or satellitesStrong understanding of EMI/ EMC fundamentals and coupling mechanisms.
Experience with RF systems such as radios, antennas, GPS, or data links.
Hands-on debugging experience using spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and related lab equipment.
Experience supporting system integration and cross-disciplinary debugging.
Ability to translate theory into practical, flight-ready solutions.
Bonus Points:
Experience with airborne or safety-critical systems.
Familiarity with standards such as MIL-STD-461 or DO-160.
Experience reviewing or influencing PCB layout for EMI robustness.
Flight test or forward-deployed testing experience.
Background spanning both RF design and system-level EMI troubleshooting.
Top Skills
What We Do
We are creating a new form of transportation to advance the future of our civilization. Our story starts with fully autonomous, unmanned aerial vehicles with vertical take-off and landing capability and used for cargo transportation.
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