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Harmattan AI is a next-generation defense prime building autonomous and scalable defense systems. The company recently closed a $200M Series B at a $1.4B valuation and is expanding teams to deliver mission-critical systems to allied forces.
As a Hardware (Electronics) Engineer within the Electronic Warfare team, you will design and develop RF hardware and electronic front-ends for electronic warfare and signal intelligence systems, from concept through field deployment. You will collaborate closely with system, software, and mechanical teams to translate architecture requirements into robust, high-performance hardware while ensuring overall performance, robustness, and reliability.
Key responsibilities include:
- Designing and developing radio and radar RF front-ends from specification through validation
- Driving hardware architecture of EW/SIGINT systems with focus on performance, robustness, and manufacturability
- Designing high-power switching supplies (including narrow pulse generation) and high-voltage PCBs, supplies, and shielding
- Leading board bring-up, RF integration, prototyping, and validation against performance targets
- Collaborating across software, mechanical, GNC, and ML teams on system integration and technical interfaces
- Contributing to design and architecture reviews, maintaining consistency between requirements, design, and testing
REQUIREMENTS:
- Strong background in RF hardware design (mandatory), including radio or radar front-end design
- Experience with high-voltage PCB/supply design and shielding
- MSc in Electrical/Electronics Engineering (PhD is a plus)
- Broad engineering culture with understanding of mechanical, software, and embedded systems
- Rigorous, structured, and mission-driven mindset with strong analytical skills
- Excellent communication and documentation abilities
- RF integration experience is a plus
- Experience with high-power switching supplies (narrow pulse generation) is a definite plus
- No prior Electronic Warfare experience required
