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Electronics & Communications
Radio frequency engineers
Radio frequency (RF) engineers create equipment to transmit and receive data in RF and microwave bands. They often work on highly specific projects, creating systems to meet specific requirements. Most radio frequency engineers will work for companies based in, or with needs in, communications areas.
Mobile communications is a very important sector to radio frequency engineering but applications can be found in other types of work, for example medical equipment design. The region has many telecommunications companies, as well as more specialised companies providing equipment and expertise for specific applications.
Entry into the industry will normally require a specific related degree backed up by a good portfolio.
Job vacancies in Electronics & Communications
Useful links:
The Digital Cluster team at Yorkshire Forward, in partnership with industry, is dedicated to ensuring that the Yorkshire and Humber region becomes a globally recognised centre of digital industries.
Supports and assists the growth of electronics across Yorkshire and the Humber.
The Sector Skills Council for IT, Telecoms and Contact Centres. Has useful career information and regional pages.
The Sector Skills Council for Science, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies, including electronics.
The York Electronics Centre offers an Electronic Design Service, providing practical, timely engineering solutions, utilising specialist expertise within York University.