Skill
electromagnetics
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Electromagnetics is the branch of physics and engineering that studies electric and magnetic fields and their interactions, as described by Maxwell's equations. It underlies technologies such as antennas, motors, generators, wireless communication, and radar, and is a core discipline for electrical and electronics engineers. Work in this field involves both theoretical analysis and practical design of devices that generate or respond to electromagnetic fields.
Open roles requiring electromagnetics (2)
RF Electrophysics Engineer - Associate or Mid-Level
Boeing
Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $98,600 – $162,150
This role involves designing and analyzing RF systems for defense and space applications, creating requirements documents, conducting performance trade studies, and validating designs through testing. It suits engineers with a solid foundation in RF and microwave principles who want to grow their expertise in systems integration and electromagnetic performance optimization.
Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗
System Integration and Test Engineer
AST SpaceMobile
Full-time · Lanham, MD
This role integrates and tests complex communications hardware and software systems for advanced aerospace platforms, verifying performance and compliance through lab and field testing. It suits engineers with RF/communications foundations who want hands-on work bridging hardware and software across cross-functional teams.
Listed on AST SpaceMobile’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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