The Engineering Manager, Antenna & RF Hardware will lead and coach a team of engineers to solve complex wireless connectivity challenges in the automotive space. This role involves providing technical direction for antenna systems and RF front-end development, including LNAs, filters, and multiplexers. You will oversee electromagnetic simulation, laboratory testing, and root-cause investigations to ensure successful product execution. Key responsibilities include guiding design-for-manufacturing, performing tolerance studies, and managing cross-functional integration with mechanical and software teams. The position requires expertise in technologies such as 5G MIMO, Wi-Fi 7, GNSS, and V2X. Candidates must be proficient with tools like HFSS, CST, ANSYS, ADS, or AWR, and possess hands-on experience with vector network analyzers and spectrum analyzers to optimize performance across various vehicle platforms.
What does a Engineering Manager earn in California?
Median $279400 from 84 postings across 24 companies.
RF System Design
802.11
ADS
HFSS
UWB
BLE
GNSS
Antenna Design
EMC
Signal Integrity
Root Cause Analysis
RCA
Failure Analysis
FA
Manufacturing Test Plans
Wi-Fi SoC
RF Engineering
LTE
5G
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
GNSS
UWB
Spectrum Analyzers
Network Analyzers
Signal Generators
Near-field Probes
CST Studio Suite
HFSS
FEKO
OTA Testing
PCB Layout
EMC
EMI
FCC
CE