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RF Systems Engineer

Cirrus Selection
Bs347Qs, BS34 7QS, United Kingdom
2 months ago
£50,000 – £55,000 pa

Salary

£50,000 – £55,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Security Clearance
Required
Posted
25 Mar 2026 (2 months ago)

Benefits

Bonus Overtime Pension
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RF Systems Engineer

Based in Bristol

Salary up to £55,000 + bonus + overtime + pension

If you enjoy solving complex RF problems and want to see your work deployed in real-world defence systems, this is worth a look.

You’ll be working on advanced RF communication systems, the kind that sit right at the heart of modern defence platforms. Not theory for theory’s sake, but engineering that gets used.

You’ll be involved across the full lifecycle, from early concept and modelling through to integration, testing and production. It’s varied, technical, and properly hands-on.

What makes this interesting:

  • Real system-level ownership, not just a small slice of the puzzle
  • Work across RF, signal processing, modelling and systems design
  • Exposure to high-performance, complex defence systems
  • A team that blends experienced engineers with genuine technical depth
  • Flexible working, strong benefits, and long-term career development

You might be:

  • An RF Engineer looking to move into systems
  • A Systems Engineer wanting to deepen RF knowledge
  • A Modelling or Signal Processing Engineer interested in real-world application

Key experience includes:

  • RF or microwave systems
  • Systems engineering, requirements, or design
  • Signal processing, modelling, or waveform design
  • Integration, testing, or product lifecycle work

You’ll need to hold current British citizenship and be eligible for UK security clearance.

If you want to work on something technically challenging, meaningful, and genuinely impactful, this is one of those roles.

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