Design Engineer - Oscillators - Remote Eligible - Miami, FL

This global manufacturer of frequency‑control components is seeking an engineer with over a decade of experience designing complex oscillators, such as high‑stability timing sources, precision frequency‑controlled devices, and advanced temperature‑ or voltage‑sensitive oscillator systems.

Client Details

My client is a global manufacturer specializing in frequency‑control components such as crystals, oscillators, filters, antennas, and other RF solutions, supported by strong R&D capabilities and multiple production facilities across Asia. The company serves a wide range of industries-including consumer, industrial, medical, computing, satellite, automotive, and some defense applications-and operates through a worldwide distribution network.

Description

In this role you will report directly into the Director of Engineering and be responsible for...

• Designing and developing complex oscillator systems, including high‑stability timing sources and precision frequency‑controlled devices.
• Leading the design process from initial concept and simulation through prototyping, testing, and final validation.
• Analyzing frequency stability, phase‑noise performance, environmental behavior, and long‑term reliability of oscillator designs.
• Collaborating with R&D, manufacturing, and product teams to ensure feasibility, manufacturability, and performance consistency.
• Creating and maintaining technical documentation such as schematics, test plans, reports, and specifications.
• Supporting production teams and overseas manufacturing sites by providing design expertise and troubleshooting guidance.
• Evaluating new materials, components, and technologies to enhance performance and reduce variability across production.
• Working with customers and internal teams to understand application needs and translating them into optimized oscillator solutions.
• Conducting root‑cause analysis and implementing corrective actions for issues identified during testing or field use.
• Staying current with emerging technologies and trends in timing, frequency control, and related RF components.

Profile

A successful candidate will have...

• 10+ years of experience designing complex oscillator systems or precision frequency‑control technologies
• Strong background in RF, analog, and mixed‑signal circuit design
• Experience using simulation tools such as SPICE or comparable modeling software
• Deep understanding of frequency stability, phase noise, compensation techniques, and environmental performance factors
• Hands-on experience with prototyping, testing, and validating oscillator circuits and related components
• Ability to interpret and create detailed schematics, specifications, and technical documentation
• Familiarity with high‑volume manufacturing processes and working with overseas production teams
• Proven ability to troubleshoot complex design issues and guide corrective‑action efforts
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in electrical engineering or a closely related discipline
• Strong communication skills for working with internal teams, customers, and manufacturing partners

Job Offer

The candidate will receive...

• Competitive salary and potential for salary growth
• Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plans, and vacation/sick leave
• Opportunities for professional development and career advancement
• A positive work environment that values collaboration and innovation
• Work-life balance and flexible scheduling options
• Access to cutting-edge technologies and resources
• Engaging and challenging projects that foster skill development
• Supportive and inclusive company culture
• Networking opportunities within the industry
• Potential for performance-based bonuses or incentives.

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