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The RF Engineer specializes in complex technical matters and provides engineering services for RF/Microwave/ Millimeter communications hardware systems for defense applications including responsibility for technical proposals, prototype to production, performance, customer presentations, schedule, and cost requirements.
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O Process prototype kits for verification testing and design approval for the qualification of products. Specific power conversion design skills include: high frequency magnetic design, power conversion circuit design and analysis, circuit simulation, layout considerations, feedback control theory, and EMC compliance.
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Thriveworks Counseling is seeking individuals pursuing Massachusetts State Licensure as a LICSW in Salem, MA.
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You will work closely with the MSB test system enablement team, technicians and Module Engineers in lab for prototype development, e.g. evaluation, trouble-shooting, & optimization. As part of a small, highly skilled team you will work to verify performance of next generation FEMs and ICs. As a Technology team validation Engineer you will be uniquely focused on developing advanced test solutions to validate new IC’s and IP for existing and emerging standard.
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With over 20 years of operating experience, we have built a replicable service prototype, developed profitable, long-standing referral relationships, and created an innovative brand that positions us to serve the future customer.
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Lead & contribute to the development of new IR & EO sensor products in the areas of concept definition, radiometric systems design & analysis, Imaging characterization, image nonuniformity correction, optical engineering, performance modeling, and prototype performance validation.
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3+ years experience of direct hands-on full embedded software development cycle, including design, prototype, development, coding standard, code review, source control, test, build, release, manufacturing, and deployment.
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Job Title: Senior Prototype Manufacturing Manager. Strong understanding with FAT/SAT of cell assembly prototype manufacturing equipment; Installation, operation, and maintenance of the prototype manufacturing equipment.
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You will design, prototype, and validate new PA, Switch, LNA, & analog control circuits with the goal of delivering this IP for integration into the next generation of WiFi FEMs and new product segments.
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Members of the group are involved in the entire cycle of technology research and development, from initial concept ideation, program shaping and proposal development, through execution (including prototype development, integration, and test) and transition of research concepts to BAE Systems' business areas and products.
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Responsible for product development and process development, product launch and support including: contract review, process validations, prototype development, pre-production operations, pilot production lots, transfer to full production and on-going support.
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Conduct prototype testing and validation specific to rare earth metal refining requirements. Proficiency in CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD) and simulation tools (e.g., ANSYS, MATLAB), experience with Onshape preferred.
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You will be involved in concept/system architecture, design, integration and prototype build/debug/ testing across multiple engineering disciplines (electrical, firmware, software). 5+ years of experience developing complex products involving hardware and a significant level of embedded software (embedded C/ linux.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Quality Engineer to join our team as we develop and transition an autonomous vehicle prototype to production. The QA Engineer will be responsible for selecting and applying commercial and/or DoD quality standards tailored to our processes during the design, prototype development, production program phases.
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Hands-on ability to work on test method development, fixture development, prototype assembly, preliminary concept generation testing/evaluation. Proficiency with data acquisition, analysis and statistical techniques using Labview, MatLab, Minitab etc.
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