RF Engineering Co-op (January-June 2027)

Modern RF architectures must be space-saving, energy-efficient, and extremely flexible. They are increasingly being implemented with very broadband analog/digital converters to replace or digitally replicate previous analog RF functions such as filters or mixers.

As an enrolled student of electrical engineering or related field of study, you’ll be part of our research team, helping to develop new measurement procedures for RF components in future 5G and 6G communication systems. The focus of this position is in developing the test system for calibrating and testing these types of components. This position will not be developing the components themselves.

Come join our team!

In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be

• Implement measurement and automation scripts in LabVIEW
• Develop new measurement procedures for mixed-signal characterization

Who You Are

• You are passionate about wireless technology and like to learn and work with

the latest test and measurement techniques and equipment.

• You enjoy programming and use software to streamline work, automate test

workflows, explore data, and bring engineering ideas to life.

• You can manage your time well and reach out to mentors with questions to help

drive progress and completion of goals and tasks.

• You work effectively in a global team environment, problem-solve, and

diagnose technical issues and propose reasonable solutions.

For This Role, You Will Need

• Active student enrollment, working toward a Bachelor’s degree
• Programming knowledge of test equipment control software (LabVIEW, Simulink,

or similar graphical programming preferred)

• Knowledge in signal processing, RF/wireless communications, S Parameters,

frequency domain analysis, intermodulation

• Experience in the practical use of common RF test equipment (e.g., Signal

Analyzer, Vector Network Analyzer, Oscilloscope)

• Analytical thinking and a high degree of initiative
• Good command of spo