Intel
Module Development Engineer - RF Test
$115K–$220K
US, Arizona, Phoenix · Full-time · Posted Jun 18, 2026
- Experience
- 3+ years in RF design and test, with degree-based alternatives: Bachelor’s plus 3+ years, Master’s plus 2+ years, or PhD plus 0 years; additional experience thresholds are listed in requirements.
- Education
- Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in electrical engineering or related STEM degree.
- Visa sponsorship
- U.S. citizenship required; must be able to obtain and maintain U.S. Government TS Security Clearance and SCI access.
About the job
Develops and releases RF and analog product test solutions, supporting design evaluation, production testing, characterization, and product quality.
What you'll do
- Develop testability and manufacturability, design RF test boards, and optimize production testing with customers and suppliers.
- Develop and debug test software; perform ATE-to-DV correlation and debug product functionality and performance issues.
- Characterize circuits and devices, release production test solutions, and support yield, thermal control, calibration, and post-release issue resolution.
What they ask for
- U.S. citizenship; ability to obtain and maintain U.S. Government TS Security Clearance and SCI access.
- Bachelor’s plus 3+ years, Master’s plus 2+ years, or PhD plus 0 years in electrical engineering or related STEM, with 3+ years of RF design and test experience.
- 2+ years each in IC test; ATE testing, test methodology, electronics design, or product development; and lab equipment experience.
- 2+ years with electrical simulation tools such as HFSS, ADS, PowerSI; 3+ years of board design using Cadence Allegro.
Nice to have
- Understanding of digital, analog, mixed-signal, high-speed testing, and tester hardware design.
- Programming with scripting languages such as Python, MATLAB, or LabVIEW.
Pay
$115,110.00-219,550.00 USD (target compensation; base salary or total pay not specified)
Tools
BERTS, scopes, automatic test equipment (ATE), HFSS, ADS, PowerSI, Cadence Allegro, Python
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