Radio Frequency Jobs
Radio Frequency engineering is the study of using radio waves for transmission of data in a variety of contexts. Radio frequency engineers specialize in designing, constructing, and maintaining systems which use radio waves to transfer data from one point to another. These same engineers are instrumental in making sure the data is secure and undamaged while it travels through the airwaves. From installing cell towers, to deploying gaming networks; RF engineers have a breadth of experience in many areas.
When clients choose to hire an experienced radio frequency engineer on Freelancer.com, they can expect peace of mind when their projects come to fruition.
Here's some projects that our expert Radio Frequency Engineer made real:
- Creating complex network systems with strong security protocols
- Designing fire safety systems with wireless communication
- Real time simulations used by aviation experts
- Building interactive databases with Google Maps API
- Finding the best frequencies for 4G/5G channel lookups
- Manipulating OpenGl/CL/GnuRadion/C++ code for greater efficiency
- Capturing radio signals on Linux RTL-SDR using GNU-Radio
At Freelancer.com, we have an experienced team of Radio Frequency Engineers that can help make any project a success. From detailed concept papers to interactive simulations; these experts have the tools and knowledge to achieve what you desire. If you need an ambitious Radio Frequency engineer to complete your next project, post your project today and hire an engineer on Freelancer.com!
From 934 reviews, clients rate our Radio Frequency Engineers 4.93 out of 5 stars.Hire Radio Frequency Engineers
Radio Frequency engineering is the study of using radio waves for transmission of data in a variety of contexts. Radio frequency engineers specialize in designing, constructing, and maintaining systems which use radio waves to transfer data from one point to another. These same engineers are instrumental in making sure the data is secure and undamaged while it travels through the airwaves. From installing cell towers, to deploying gaming networks; RF engineers have a breadth of experience in many areas.
When clients choose to hire an experienced radio frequency engineer on Freelancer.com, they can expect peace of mind when their projects come to fruition.
Here's some projects that our expert Radio Frequency Engineer made real:
- Creating complex network systems with strong security protocols
- Designing fire safety systems with wireless communication
- Real time simulations used by aviation experts
- Building interactive databases with Google Maps API
- Finding the best frequencies for 4G/5G channel lookups
- Manipulating OpenGl/CL/GnuRadion/C++ code for greater efficiency
- Capturing radio signals on Linux RTL-SDR using GNU-Radio
At Freelancer.com, we have an experienced team of Radio Frequency Engineers that can help make any project a success. From detailed concept papers to interactive simulations; these experts have the tools and knowledge to achieve what you desire. If you need an ambitious Radio Frequency engineer to complete your next project, post your project today and hire an engineer on Freelancer.com!
From 934 reviews, clients rate our Radio Frequency Engineers 4.93 out of 5 stars.Hire Radio Frequency Engineers
I need a matched transmitter-receiver pair built around a 200 kHz carrier that can cover at least 40 m in open air and recognise simple OOK (On-Off Keying) pulses reliably. The intended application is “Radio Frequency RF”, so there is no higher-level protocol to worry about; raw, clean carrier switching will do the job. Everything will be mounted and operated outdoors, so the design must tolerate ambient temperature swings, sunlight and occasional moisture without detuning or loss of sensitivity. Both TX and Rx are separate not transceiver and battery powered with minimum 2 days running time. What I am looking for • Circuit-level design of both the low-power transmitter and the super-regen/ super-het (designer’s choice) receiver, including complete schematics, PCB...
I’m putting in a modest public Wi-Fi service—think 200 Hectars Farm size—and I need an engineer who can own the end-to-end network setup. The target load is no more than 50 simultaneous users, so the design should balance rock-solid reliability with sensible hardware costs. Here’s what I’m after: • Produce a simple network plan that covers coverage mapping, access-point count/placement, and backhaul requirements. • Recommend specific hardware (APs, controller or cloud-managed option, PoE switch, firewall) that’s readily available in my region. • Configure the SSID(s), security (WPA2/WPA3-Personal plus guest isolation), basic traffic shaping, and a branded captive portal for terms-of-service acceptance. • Provide clear documenta...
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