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Lead RF Engineer - Aperture Architect

Boeing

USA - Berkeley, MO · full time · Senior

$164,900 – $223,100

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What this role is

Lead the RF aperture and antenna design for a major Boeing defense program, balancing performance across sensing, structural, and stealth requirements. This role suits experienced RF engineers ready to move into technical leadership, mentoring a team while driving complex integration challenges on cutting-edge air vehicle systems.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Aeronautical Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
  • 14+ years of related work experience
  • Experience leading integration of RF apertures into air vehicles
  • Computational Electromagnetics Modeling experience
  • Structural design practices knowledge
  • Low observable design practices knowledge
  • Current Tier 5 security clearance or willingness to enter Continuous Evaluation program
  • U.S. citizenship

Nice to have

  • Master's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
  • Model Based Systems Engineering experience with Cameo/MSOSA suite
  • Lead role experience planning and directing personnel on complex technical problems
  • Antenna or RF aperture design study leadership
  • Experience solving complex multi-requirement technical problems
  • Technical and leadership mentoring experience with early-career engineers
  • Earned Value Management experience

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