4 billion, we are expanding our teams and capabilities to deliver mission-critical systems to allied forces.
Our work is guided by clear values: building technologies with real-world impact, pursuing excellence in everything we do, setting ambitious goals, and taking on the hardest technical challenges.
We operate in a demanding environment where rigor, ownership, and execution are expected.
About the RoleAs an RF Engineer (GNSS) in the Hardware (Electronics) team, you will own the radionavigation architecture of our products.
Our systems need high-precision navigation and robust connectivity in contested, complex environments, and you will be the expert responsible for the RF subsystems, from antenna design to integration and compliance.
You will design custom GNSS antennas and receiver modules, extend them towards CRPAs for GNSS-denied operations, and see each design through simulation, lab validation and flight tests.
Based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
ResponsibilitiesAntenna Design: Design custom GNSS antennas and receiver modules for our products, and extend the work towards CRPAs (Controlled Reception Pattern Antennas) for GNSS-denied environments.
Antenna Integration: Integrate all antennas (GNSS, radio link) into the drones, validating through simulation (gain diagrams) and real-life lab and flight testing.
GNSS Test Bench: Develop, maintain and configure the GNSS test bench to simulate satellite constellations and interference scenarios.
RF Measurement: Run hands-on characterization with network and spectrum analyzers, and simulate new antenna iterations with EM software.
Electromagnetic Compatibility: Lead EMC troubleshooting and pre-compliance testing, identifying and removing blockers early.
PCB Collaboration: Work with PCB designers to review routing, shielding and RF layout.
Architecture Own.