Antenna Array Engineer, DA-Design Oy, Forssa
About this role
We are currently looking for an experienced Antenna Array Designer to join DA-Design. In this role, you will be responsible for the performance of antenna systems and technical decisions from the concept phase all the way through to production.
About the role
In this role, you will take part in a significant and large-scale product development project, where you will be responsible for the design of DA-Design's antenna arrays, including their electromagnetic performance and technical implementation. You will act as a key contributor from the concept phase to production, ensuring that solutions meet the specified requirements.
You will work in close collaboration with electronics, mechanical, manufacturing, and software engineers. Your role involves navigating the trade-offs between performance, mechanical constraints, and manufacturability-making technical decisions that ensure optimal product functionality in demanding conditions.
You are offered
The opportunity to work on a long-term and innovative product development project
An inspiring work environment that values collaboration and continuous learning
Strong multidisciplinary support from professionals in electronics, mechanics, and software design
Work tasks
In this role, you will be responsible for the design and development of antenna systems, particularly antenna arrays. Your work will include prototyping, development of measurement methods, simulations, as well as performance analysis and troubleshooting.
Design of antenna systems, especially antenna arrays
Prototyping of antennas, feed networks, and filters, and verification of performance through measurements
Development of new calibration and measurement methods
Analysis of real-world performance of antenna and RF systems and troubleshooting of product issues
High-precision simulations for electrically large antenna arrays or reflector antennas
Deep understanding of antenna array interactions and electromagnetic fields
Understanding of the RF cha