RF Signal Processing Specialist-Geospatial
Muon SpaceFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
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The position is hybrid.
A BS or MS in Physics, Applied Physics, or Electrical Engineering with a focus in AMO, optics, or RF is required, along with 0–4 years of relevant hands-on lab experience.
Required skills include experience aligning and operating diode lasers and optical systems, familiarity with optical modulation hardware like AOMs and EOMs, familiarity with ultra-high vacuum or vapor cells, basic RF concepts, and experience with data acquisition software such as LabVIEW, Python, or MATLAB.
The role involves working in a hands-on lab environment in a highly interdisciplinary setting with physicists and RF engineers, supporting experimental work on Rydberg-atom-based RF sensing systems.
Ideal candidates are early-career physicists with experience in experimental AMO physics, a working understanding of RF systems, and hands-on lab skills in optics, lasers, and data analysis tools like Python.
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