Senior MMIC Engineer

An exciting opportunity has arisen with one of our long-standing clients, a specialist in high-frequency RF and mmWave solutions for mission-critical communications and sensing applications. With decades of experience in designing cutting-edge components such as SSPAs, filters, and transceivers, they serve a wide range of industries including satellite, defence, and advanced telecoms.

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We’re looking for a Senior MMIC Engineer to join their engineering group, collaborating closely with RF, electronics, and systems engineers to drive the design and development of advanced MMIC-based products. This is a key technical role focused on RFIC / MMIC design using GaAs, GaN, and InP technologies, supporting applications from 37GHz up to 115GHz and beyond.

Key Responsibilities :

• Design and layout of MMICs including LNAs, gain blocks, power amplifiers, up / down-converters, multipliers, and variable attenuators across multiple process technologies.
• Select appropriate MMIC processes based on application requirements and performance trade-offs.
• Conduct simulations and hands-on testing to validate designs, working with in-house labs and external semiconductor foundries.
• Prepare and review comprehensive design documentation, ensuring alignment with technical, quality, cost, and manufacturing goals.
• Collaborate with other engineering teams during design reviews to reduce risk and improve reliability.
• Perform thermal analysis and MTBF assessments.
• Manage fab submissions, coordinate with foundries, and support prototype and production testing.
• Identify and document novel IP arising from design work with potential for patent applications.

What We’re Looking For :

Why Apply?

If you’re an experienced Senior MMIC Engineer looking for a role where you can work on complex, high-frequency designs with a technically strong and supportive team, please reach out to Zac Taylor at IC Resources.