Are you an experienced communications systems engineer ready to lead complex RF compatibility and spectrum-management work? At Teltrium, you’ll support NASA and other customers by assessing interference risks, advancing analytical capabilities, representing customer interests in domestic and international coordination activities, and helping shape future space communications architectures. Why Join Teltrium • Support NASA and other customers on satellite communications and spectrum-management technology programs • Lead technically complex RF compatibility, interference, and spectrum-sharing assessments • Represent customer interests in domestic and international spectrum-management organizations • Influence interference-modeling capabilities, analytical methods, and space communications architecture planning • Communicate recommendations directly to technical peers, stakeholders, and executive-level customer audiences Key Responsibilities • Lead complex analyses assessing radio frequency compatibility among systems • Author and present technical assessments, recommendations, and executive-level briefings on interference risks, mitigation strategies, and spectrum-coordination outcomes • Lead the development and integration of interference-modeling and data-analysis capabilities • Serve as a technical representative in domestic and international spectrum-management organizations • Lead coordination efforts and present technical studies on behalf of the customer • Provide technical oversight for spectrum requirements, orbital-characteristics databases, and analytical methodologies used in spectrum-planning activities • Lead spectrum-architecture development and strategic planning to facilitate spectrum sharing among diverse users Required Qualifications • Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Aerospace Engineering, or a similar discipline • 10-15+ years of experience in a relevant industry or on relevant projects • U.S. Citizen. Preferred Qualifications • Understanding of communications systems, orbital dynamics, and RF network architectures • Working knowledge of domestic and international RF spectrum regulations and recommendations for communications, navigation, and active and passive remote sensing • Experience developing, validating, and applying analytical models and simulations for communications-system performance, interference analysis, and spectrum planning • Ability to communicate technical topics clearly and concisely to technical peers and executive-level customer audiences Compensation & Benefits • Salary: $120,000–$150,000 annually, based on experience and qualifications. • Health: Medical, dental, vision coverage • Retirement: 401(k) with company match • Time Off: Generous PTO + federal holidays • Career Growth: Training, certifications, mentoring, and advancement opportunities Important NOTE: THIS IS A FULL-TIME, ONSITE POSITION IN CLEVELAND, OH.