Mechatronics Engineer Position at Norsat
2 days ago
Richmond, Metro Vancouver Regional District, Canada
Norsat International
Full-time
$110,000 - $160,000 Contract
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Pursue excellence as a Mechatronics Engineer with Norsat International Inc., where you will design and test innovative electrical systems in a vibrant on-site environment.
In this role, your BSc degree and 5 years of experience in RF design will be pivotal. You will be responsible for the complete lifecycle of electronic device development, from research and design to testing and supervision of on-site installations, ensuring high standards of quality and performance are met throughout.
Key Responsibilities
• Conduct feasibility studies for electronic components
• Develop design specifications and cost estimates
• Build and test RF circuits and components
• Oversee the installation and maintenance of systems
• Evaluate and inspect electrical system operations
Requirements:
• Degree in Electrical Engineering
• Minimum 5 years’ RF design experience
• Familiar with EM theory and PCB layout
• Strong troubleshooting skills in electronics
• Experience using ADS, HFSS, and Altium Get ready to innovate at Norsat International, where your engineering skills will help shape future communication technologies.
Key Responsibilities
• Conduct feasibility studies for electronic components
• Develop design specifications and cost estimates
• Build and test RF circuits and components
• Oversee the installation and maintenance of systems
• Evaluate and inspect electrical system operations
Requirements:
• Degree in Electrical Engineering
• Minimum 5 years’ RF design experience
• Familiar with EM theory and PCB layout
• Strong troubleshooting skills in electronics
• Experience using ADS, HFSS, and Altium Get ready to innovate at Norsat International, where your engineering skills will help shape future communication technologies.