Electronics Engineer, Radar Payload Team
iceye invites an experienced Electronics Engineer to join our specialized Radar Payload Team in Espoo. You will be responsible for the complete hardware lifecycle of high-performance radar components, from initial concept modeling through to final integration testing. Key tasks include designing printed circuit boards (PCBs), simulating RF performance using advanced tools (like Keysight ADS), and verifying functional requirements against strict military and aerospace standards. Collaboration with senior systems architects is key to defining robust solutions for challenging environments. The ideal candidate has proven expertise in high-frequency electronics, pulsed power, and digital signal processing, making a direct impact on critical defense technology platforms. This hybrid role promises significant technical growth.
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