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Interviews for RF engineering jobs are designed to be heavily technical as well as to inquire about your past experience in radio technology. Employers are looking for strong and intelligent team members to make their communication products stronger and more competitive and will be looking to hire confident individuals with a solid foundation in engineering skills. A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering is expected.

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• RF/microwave transistor amplifiers o Various power amplifier classes – differences/pros/cons o I/V curves, load lines, operating points, bias o Low noise amplifier circuits • Impedance matching using a Smith chart – with inductors, capacitors and transmission lines • Passive circuits - Filters, duplexers, directional couplers, and other passive RF components/circuits • S-Parameters • Use of simulation tools such as ADS or HFSS • RF test equipment • Receiver circuits o Superheterodyne, direct conversion, pros/cons/differences o Phase noise, Sensitivity, Noise Figure • Modulation types and PA circuit implications
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RF Engineer

Interviewed at Skyworks Solutions

3.6★
Mar 4, 2017

• RF/microwave transistor amplifiers o Various power amplifier classes – differences/pros/cons o I/V curves, load lines, operating points, bias o Low noise amplifier circuits • Impedance matching using a Smith chart – with inductors, capacitors and transmission lines • Passive circuits - Filters, duplexers, directional couplers, and other passive RF components/circuits • S-Parameters • Use of simulation tools such as ADS or HFSS • RF test equipment • Receiver circuits o Superheterodyne, direct conversion, pros/cons/differences o Phase noise, Sensitivity, Noise Figure • Modulation types and PA circuit implications

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