How do you stay connected to a spacecraft hundreds of thousands of kilometers from Earth? 📡
At Impulse, our RF and EMC org develops the radios, antennas, and supporting systems that connect our spacecraft to Earth, enabling everything from early mission telemetry to high-rate data transmission. It's work that demands close collaboration across disciplines, with engineers encouraged to explore new ideas and help shape the direction of the systems they're building.
When you're surrounded by people who have spent their careers getting spacecraft into orbit, there's no shortage of experience to learn from or new challenges to take on.
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Why this matters for talent
This is a recruiting post dressed as an explainer, and it names a specific team: RF and EMC. Companies write posts like this when a role is proving hard to fill or when they want a specialist to notice them. Impulse Space has more than 200 open roles on the board. RF engineers with flight hardware experience are in a strong position across the sector right now.
Read the original LinkedIn post. Curated by Larry Sherwood Jr. from company announcements; analysis above is my own.