Senior Engineer - Wireless Communications

Are you looking to further develop your career in a job where you get to use your full range of technical and problem-solving skills?

Are you looking to fast-track your path to becoming an expert in wireless communications technology?

As the wireless communications market continues to evolve and grow, our customers come to us to help solve complex problems.

A career at MAC Ltd is going to suit you if you have a broad electronic engineering skillset, and love tackling complex challenges.

MAC Ltd’s success is based on finding, training, and mentoring exceptional electronic engineers, building a team that’s able to take on and solve the most difficult engineering problems.

We require a wide range of engineering skills and with our expert support you will be able to develop these across a diverse range of projects.

You will be working as part of an elite team and you will actively participate in all phases of a project lifecycle from requirements capture through to implementation and presenting, interacting and developing ideas with the client.

You can typically expect to work on a number of different projects during the course of a year in a well-established and dynamic company.

You’ll have significant experience in some or all of the following areas:

• FPGA design, including experience in languages such as VHDL,
• Verilog and High-Level Synthesis Modelling tools such as MATLAB and Simulink
• Radio communications and Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques
• Software Defined Radio (SDR) and RF techniques
• Software Development
• Development of communication waveforms
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine learning (ML)

And, you’ll have a rounded skill set including:

• Able to identify problems and possible solutions, considers all angles and implementation approaches
• Competent technical knowledge in variety of disciplines; actively engaged in learning new ideas
• Excellent time management
• Confident in articulating problems and solutions to peers and customers in verbal and written form