Systems Engineer
Albany, NY ยท Remote
Scope of Role Systems Engineers support the business by applying their technical knowledge, analytical capability, interpersonal skills, and business acumen to engagements at any stage of the ...
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Albany, NY ยท Remote
Scope of Role Systems Engineers support the business by applying their technical knowledge, analytical capability, interpersonal skills, and business acumen to engagements at any stage of the ...
Quick apply
Albany, NY ยท Remote
Scope of Role Systems Engineers support the business by applying their technical knowledge, analytical capability, interpersonal skills, and business acumen to engagements at any stage of the ...
$35.5K - $48.2K
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$92.3K is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$86.4K - $99.2K
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The median wage is $108.9K / yr.
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A Remote RF Engineer is a professional who designs, analyzes, and optimizes radio frequency (RF) systems while working remotely. They focus on tasks such as network planning, signal analysis, interference mitigation, and equipment testing for industries like telecommunications, aerospace, and defense. Using specialized software and tools, they ensure effective wireless communication without being physically present at a work site. This role requires knowledge of RF principles, antenna design, and wireless standards. Strong problem-solving skills and experience with RF simulation tools are essential for success in this position.
To thrive as a Remote RF Engineer, you need a strong background in radio frequency theory, wireless communication, circuit design, and a relevant engineering degree. Familiarity with RF simulation tools (such as CST, HFSS, or ADS), spectrum analyzers, and certifications like a Professional Engineer (PE) license or relevant vendor certifications are highly valued. Excellent problem-solving, self-management, and clear written and verbal communication skills distinguish top candidates. These skills are crucial as RF Engineers must independently analyze, design, and troubleshoot complex wireless systems while effectively collaborating with distributed teams.
As a Remote RF Engineer, your daily responsibilities often include designing, simulating, and testing RF circuits and systems, diagnosing performance issues, and optimizing wireless networks from a remote location. You may collaborate virtually with cross-functional teams, prepare technical reports, and participate in project meetings. Many remote RF Engineers also support field teams by analyzing remote test data and providing guidance on troubleshooting. The role requires strong self-discipline and proactive communication to ensure timely project delivery and effective teamwork.

Full-time
Re-posted 21 days ago
Tait Communications is a global leader in designing and delivering critical communications solutions which are the right fit for a variety of industries including: public safety agencies; government services; utilities; extractive industries and urban transport providers. Across the world, users of Tait products and services are better able to protect themselves and the public, be more responsive and more productive.
While several corporate functions are based in Christchurch, New Zealand, the company prides itself on its international customer base and global support network. The company works with a network of sales offices, dealers, system integrators and consultants that spans the globe.
Customers around the world turn to Tait for developing products, migrating systems, customising features, configuring networks, training users, engineering support, and installation services. Customers commit to Tait because its people have a proven track record of taking the time to listen, understand and act upon customer requirements.
Scope of RoleSystems Engineers support the business by applying their technical knowledge, analytical capability, interpersonal skills, and business acumen to engagements at any stage of the customer solution lifecycle - developing sales proposals, designing systems and solutions, supporting system implementation, and providing professional consulting services.
The TELSE Sales & System Engineering group within Services provides subject-matter expertise, backup technical capacity, and a conduit into the Christchurch-based Tait organisation for customer-facing teams in regional offices. It is expected that the Systems Engineer role will engage in a mix of ad-hoc sales support activity and assigned customer project work for regional teams. From time to time the role will work directly with customers. It is critical that the customer perceives Tait to be a responsive, innovative, competent, and professional organisation. How the Systems Engineer behaves and communicates with colleagues and customers will drive a large part of that perception.
The Systems Engineering role requires a broad understanding of communication systems and the ability to work across multiple technical disciplines. In addition, excellent written and spoken communications skills, and a positive attitude to doing what is required to achieve an excellent outcome for internal and external customers are a must. The role,
Although base in the UK, will provide sales support to the entire TEMA region so frequent travel will be required including driving overseas.
Functional OutcomesAssist Regions to Sell Products and Solutions
Reports to:
Engineering Manager (Services)
Reporting Roles:
No direct reports
Peers:
Other Tait staff in Regions (Account Managers, Engineers, Project Managers) and in Christchurch (TELSE, Support Services, Product Managers, Product Development)
Occupational Safety and HealthAll staff have an obligation to follow Tait policy and procedures. It is imperative that all employees actively participate in managing risks and hazards, reporting accidents, incidents and near accidents, and avoiding any action which may cause harm to yourself or others. This includes:
During and after your period of employment you have an obligation to not disclose Tait technological or business information to any persons or organisations if it is not directly relevant to the tasks you are performing for Tait. If you are ever in doubt about any confidentiality issue, first get permission from your manager before you act.
You are also obliged to not use or allow the use of Tait proprietary information in original or adapted form for work in a field that competes with or prejudices the interests of Tait.
Tait retains the rights to the intellectual property that you develop. (These aspects are more fully described in Appendix Two of the Tait Core Conditions of Employment.)
Non‑Limitation ClauseThis job description is not intended to be a complete or limiting description of the functions that the employee may reasonably be requested to undertake.