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Wireless Network Engineer

Nextera Robotics | DIDGE.ai · Boston, MA, US · On-site

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About Nextera Robotics | DIDGE.ai

AI-native Robotics. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

We're looking for a wireless engineer to advance the RF side of that mission: a low-infrastructure, long-range mesh network that keeps autonomous mobile robots connected in some of the harshest RF environments there are - active construction sites and industrial facilities full of steel, concrete, heavy machinery, and constant change.

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor's + 3 years of industry experience, or Master's + 2 years, in EE/CE or a related field
  • Strong grounding in RF fundamentals and wireless communications - propagation, modulation, link budgets, PHY/MAC behavior
  • Hands-on experience installing, configuring, and maintaining wireless networks in the real world
  • Experience conducting wireless site surveys and turning them into working deployments
  • Comfortable working low in the stack and diagnosing problems from spectrum to packets
  • Strong analytical skills, able to work independently and with a small team
More about this role

We are a fast-growing Physical AI company founded at MIT. We develop and deploy fleets of purpose-built industrial robots, building a future where AI-native robots handle all the repetitive and physically demanding work.

We're looking for a wireless engineer to advance the RF side of that mission: a low-infrastructure, long-range mesh network that keeps autonomous mobile robots connected in some of the harshest RF environments there are - active construction sites and industrial facilities full of steel, concrete, heavy machinery, and constant change. Your effort will directly shape the next generation of our network technology - from link-level behavior and propagation, up through routing, monitoring, and security - and your decisions will directly shape how the fleet scales. https://didge.ai

  • Design, deploy, and optimize long-range sub-GHz mesh networks at industrial facilities and construction sites
  • Characterize and model RF propagation and coverage in cluttered, dynamic environments with mobile nodes
  • Conduct wireless site surveys; define antenna placement and link budgets; guide deployment engineers and technicians
  • Analyze link- and MAC-level behavior to troubleshoot...

Read the full posting on Nextera Robotics | DIDGE.ai's site ↗

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