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! Job Description The University of Notre Dame is seeking an RF Test & Integration Engineer to serve as the primary technical lead and operational manager for the Wideband Test Facility, a state-of-the
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new class of battery-free implantable devices, combining: - Wireless communication using a backscatter-modulation architecture - Co-design of front-end electronics and miniature RF antennas for chronic
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Requisition Id 16716 Overview: We are seeking a radiofrequency (RF) System Test Engineer who will focus on supporting the assembly, testing, commissioning, maintenance, and operation of the RF
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RF circuits in Python Validate the developed models against circuit simulations and measurements Perform hardware-algorithm co-design for AI-driven 6G transmitters Publish and present your results at
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models of analog and RF circuits in Python Validate the developed models against circuit simulations and measurements Perform hardware-algorithm co-design for AI-driven 6G transmitters Publish and
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, experimental prototypes, and educational materials. Duration: 3 months Maximum Duration Including Renewals: 3 months Objectives Design and development of educational laboratory experiments for classroom use
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, calibration errors, and RF impairments affect achievable performance, contributing to joint spatial–spectral optimisation of antenna systems, including the interaction with and co-design with active
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Materials, Bioinspired Materials and Sustainable Materials. For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/mse/research. We are looking for a Research Fellow (RF) with expertise and experience
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laboratory technology demonstrations aimed at integration into ongoing or upcoming NASA missions and proposal opportunities. The specific research topics include RF component-level development, light-weight
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, Danalto and Qorvo. The UCC part of the project focuses on the development of agentic AI and digital twin concepts for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) RF sensing, localisation, and vital sign recognition. The