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Seasonal Rf Drive Test Engineer Jobs in Florida (NOW HIRING)

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RF Test

Jacksonville, FL · On-site

$150K/yr

... Drive root-cause investigation when measurements disagree with theory or with each other -- fixture ... fab engineers, and other test staff to keep measurement methodology and process feedback loops ...

Lockheed Martin

Test Engineer Associate

Ocala, FL · On-site

What You Will Be Doing As a Test Engineer Associate, you will be responsible test procedure ... RF, and/or digital circuits, including identifying and resolving complex technical issues. • ...

Mini-Circuits Careers

RF Design Engineer I

Hialeah, FL

$90K - $98K/yr

RF Design Engineer I (DE I) is an entry-level engineering position responsible for supporting the ... Support product characterization, qualification, and test development activities in collaboration ...

Mini-Circuits

RF Design Engineer I

Hialeah, FL · On-site

$90K - $98K/yr

RF Design Engineer I (DE I) is an entry-level engineering position responsible for supporting the ... Support product characterization, qualification, and test development activities in collaboration ...

Mini-Circuits

RF Design Engineer I

Hialeah, FL · On-site

$90K - $98K/yr

RF Design Engineer I (DE I) is an entry-level engineering position responsible for supporting the ... Support product characterization, qualification, and test development activities in collaboration ...

Latitude Inc

Test Engineer

Palm Bay, FL · On-site

$130K - $140K/yr

... drives productivity Adapt to changing priorities and handle ambiguity while maintaining focus on long-term initiatives Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Industrial ...

Lockheed Martin

Test Engineer Associate

Ocala, FL · On-site

You will be the Test Engineer Associate for the Missiles and Fire Control team in Ocala. Our team ... RF, and/or digital circuits, including identifying and resolving complex technical issues. • ...

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What is the difference between Seasonal Rf Drive Test Engineer vs RF Test Engineer?

AspectSeasonal Rf Drive Test EngineerRF Test Engineer
CertificationsTypically includes RF or wireless certifications, sometimes seasonal or project-specificOften requires RF or electronics certifications, such as FCC or vendor-specific certifications
Work EnvironmentField-based, conducting drive tests in various outdoor locations during specific seasonsLaboratory or production environment, testing RF equipment and components
Industry UsagePrimarily in telecom and wireless network deployment, focusing on network performanceIn telecom, electronics manufacturing, or testing labs, focusing on device or component performance

Seasonal Rf Drive Test Engineers focus on field testing wireless networks during specific seasons, while RF Test Engineers typically work in labs testing RF hardware and devices. Both roles require RF certifications but differ mainly in work environment and application focus.

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RF Test

RF Test

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Jacksonville, FL • On-site

$150K/yr

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Posted 13 days ago

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- Direct, hands-on experience running RF and microwave lab equipment in a measurement-intensive environment — bench time, not just simulation, EDA, or design work.
- Working experience in cryogenic test environments — dilution refrigerators, pulse tubes, cryogenic probers, or equivalent — including the practical realities of thermal anchoring, cold-chain signal integrity, and what breaks at low temperature.
- Deep, practical fluency with precision S-parameter, noise, and time-domain measurements: calibration choices, error budgets, fixturing, and the places those assumptions quietly fail.
- Discipline around the operational side of a lab — calibration cadences, cable and connector hygiene, equipment logs, and the kind of documentation that lets the next person reproduce what you did.
- Track record of running equipment independently and keeping it running without on-site senior supervision.
- Comfort operating in a startup environment where priorities shift, procedures are still being written, and "we don''t have one yet" is a frequent answer.
 
This experience will make a candidate stand out - not 100% needed
- Direct experience with scanning SQUID microscopy — or substantive exposure to programs that ran it. This is a rare skill set globally and a strong differentiator.
- Background supporting SFQ, AQFP, qubit, or superconducting detector measurement programs at a research university, national lab, or industry group.
- Time at NIST, MIT Lincoln Lab, Sandia, or a comparable national lab in a cryogenic RF or superconducting characterization role.
- Python and scientific computing skills for measurement automation, instrument control, and turning one-off scripts into reproducible measurement pipelines.
- Experience with millimeter-wave measurement above 20 GHz, low phase noise characterization, or noise-figure work where uncertainty quantification actually mattered.
- EM/microwave simulation experience that you''ve used to predict and then explain real measurement outcomes — not just generate plots.
- Evidence of ownership outside the job description: instruments you built, fixtures you designed, methodology you published, or labs you stood up from scratch.
 
 
- Own day-to-day operation of the Jacksonville RF/cryo test lab — instruments running, fridges loaded, samples measured, data captured.
- Execute high-precision RF and microwave measurements on superconducting device samples, including S-parameter, noise, and time-domain characterization at cryogenic temperatures.
- Maintain the instrumentation that keeps those measurements honest: VNAs, cryogenic probers, microwave components, cabling, connectors, and the cold-chain signal path end to end.
- Define and hold the line on calibration schedules, cable management, fixturing standards, and equipment logs — the unglamorous discipline that separates trustworthy data from noise.
- Support scanning SQUID microscopy measurement campaigns when required, and own the training pipeline that brings junior staff up on SSM technique as the program scales.
- Capture, document, and hand off test data to the remote physics team in a form they can actually reason from — including the context, conditions, and caveats that make the numbers meaningful.
- Drive root-cause investigation when measurements disagree with theory or with each other — fixture, calibration, sample, or physics, you figure out which.
- Partner with device physicists, fab engineers, and other test staff to keep measurement methodology and process feedback loops tight.

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