RF Power Application Engineer Intern
MACOM
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- Location
- Morrisville, NC
- Job type
- Full time, Internship
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 7 days ago
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About the company
MACOM
Semiconductors · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Design, assemble, and test RF Power application circuits
- Utilize RF models and measured data to drive circuit level designs
- Design PCB layouts
- Perform hands-on PCB assembly and soldering
- Analyze data and update datasheets for new application board designs
What you need
- College student working towards a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent
- Mechanical aptitude and experience working with small tools
- Soldering experience (preferred)
- Experience building small electronic circuits (preferred)
Key skills
RF matching designRF circuit board simulationRF test equipmentAWRPCB layoutsRF measurementsSolderingAutoCADData analysisMechanical aptitude
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RF Power Application
Intern
Role Overview:
The RF Power Application
Intern will design, assemble, and test RF Power application circuits in support
of our RF power amplifier product line. The intern will learn to utilize RF
models and measured data to drive circuit level designs. This will include
learning to utilize RF test equipment and test software to perform RF
measurements, such as s-parameters and circuit level characterization. This
role will also utilize AWR to model and analyze RF device performance.
Additional activity will include designing PCB layouts, hands-on PCB assembly
and soldering, data analysis, and updating datasheets to reflect new
application board designs. During the internship, the applicant will learn:
RF
matching design techniques
RF
circuit board simulation and manufacturing
AutoCAD
mechanical design
Hands-on
RF Power circuit assembly and test
Documentation
suitable for sharing with customers.
Requirements:
College
student working towards a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, or
the equivalent.
Must
have an interest in one or more of the following: magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI), radar, cellular telephone, satellites, avionics or in an
industry relevant to radio frequency power
Mechanical
aptitude, should have experience working with small tools. Soldering
experience is a plus along with experience building small electronic
circuits.