How to become an RF test engineer?

Radio frequency (RF) test engineers must have a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related field, such as computer engineering, mathematics, computer science, or physics. Some pursue a master's degree to become more competitive in the job market. Before you can practice as an engineer, you need to pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam to obtain an initial license. You can take the Professional Engineering exam to become a fully licensed engineer after you've worked for at least four years. Certification is not required, but earning national designations such as the IEEE Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies Certification demonstrates your expertise in the industry. Additional qualifications include patience and attention to detail.