Computational Electrical Engineer | Remote

Crossing Hurdles is seeking a Computational Electrical Engineer to design graduate-level computational problems focused on RF and circuit simulation. The role involves developing tasks related to electrical engineering and signal analysis while working independently in a flexible remote environment.

Responsibilities:

• Design original computational problems requiring advanced use of RF and circuit simulation tools such as scikit-rf, ngspice, or comparable platforms
• Develop tasks involving S-parameter analysis, transmission-line modeling, frequency response characterization, and circuit operating point analysis
• Construct problems that require recovering circuit parameters from measurement data and interpreting simulation outputs
• Demonstrate strong Python programming skills for building simulation setups, oracle functions, and validation pipelines
• Apply hands-on expertise with electrical engineering tools through research, publications, or professional work
• Work independently in Linux-based environments and remote compute sandboxes while iterating on task design using calibration feedback
• Experience with benchmark design, reproducible computational workflows, or multiple RF/electronics simulation tools is preferred

Requirements:

• Design original computational problems requiring advanced use of RF and circuit simulation tools such as scikit-rf, ngspice, or comparable platforms
• Develop tasks involving S-parameter analysis, transmission-line modeling, frequency response characterization, and circuit operating point analysis
• Construct problems that require recovering circuit parameters from measurement data and interpreting simulation outputs
• Demonstrate strong Python programming skills for building simulation setups, oracle functions, and validation pipelines
• Apply hands-on expertise with electrical engineering tools through research, publications, or professional work
• Work independently in Linux-based environments and remote compute sandboxes while iterating on task design using calibration feedback
• Experience with benchmark design, reproducible computational workflows, or multiple RF/electronics simulation tools