Field Engineer - US

Role overview

Install and support satellite gateway infrastructure that connects satellite networks with communications systems. This field engineering role covers equipment setup, integration, testing, maintenance, and remote support across multiple sites, with travel for installations and service work.

Responsibilities - Install, configure, commission, and maintain gateway equipment, including antennas, RF systems, and frequency converters. - Diagnose faults and assess system performance using RF test and measurement tools. - Monitor system health, identify corrective actions, and help limit service disruptions. - Support field teams remotely and coordinate fixes with engineering and operations colleagues. - Record configurations, maintenance work, and troubleshooting procedures; help track equipment and assets. - Travel domestically and internationally for deployments, upgrades, and maintenance.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer science, telecommunications, or a related technical field. - At least three years of experience in field engineering, satellite technology, network engineering, or similar work. - Background supporting communications infrastructure, RF systems, or related equipment. - Familiarity with antennas, frequency conversion, IP networking, and satellite gateway systems. - Ability to use RF diagnostic equipment such as spectrum analyzers and signal generators, and to perform integration and commissioning work. - Strong troubleshooting, written and verbal communication, and independent work skills.

Nice to have - Satellite communications certification, such as VSAT or SatCom. - Experience supporting remote or geographically distributed sites.

Benefits and work setup - Frequent domestic and international travel may be required, including visits to remote sites and work outside regular hours for critical operations. - The work can involve lifting equipment up to 50 pounds, climbing ladders, and standing or moving for extended periods.