PstrongRadio Frequency (RF) Analog Research Engineer /strongbrstrongLocation /strong: Martigny, Switzerland /ppstrongCompany Overview: /strong /ppINAUTALENT is supporting the International Space Federation (ISF), a pioneering RD organization based in Cluses (French Alps), in strengthening its team in Switzerland. /ppISF is at the forefront of research on gravity-control propulsion and quantum-vacuum energy, aiming at clean and sustainable energy solutions. Through international academic partnerships, ISF pushes the boundaries of fundamental physics to transform energy production and transportation while addressing global ecological challenges. /ppThe organization operates at the intersection of relativity and quantum mechanics, exploring technologies that could redefine our understanding of the universe. Its mission: turning bold scientific concepts into tangible technologies capable of changing the world. /p pstrongJob Description: /strong /ppTo support ongoing experimental research programs, we are seeking a hands-on RF Analog Research Engineer passionate about experimental discovery and laboratory work. /ppYou will design, build, and optimize resonant analog electronic circuits and RF systems dedicated to next-generation power generation research. Working closely with theoretical physicists, you will investigate novel electromagnetic effects, resonant phenomena, and energy collection mechanisms through iterative experimental prototyping. /ppThis role requires a strong experimental mindset, combining solid electrical engineering fundamentals with practical laboratory investigation and rapid design iteration. /p pstrongKey Responsibilities: /strong /pulliDesign, build, and test resonating analog electronic circuits operating from kHz to MHz ranges (self-oscillating systems, high-Q resonant circuits, parametric resonance setups, Joule Thief–inspired oscillators). /liliEngineer custom LCR circuits by selecting and optimizing components to achieve targeted resonant frequencies, electromagnetic behavior, and high Q-factors. /liliDesign and fabricate specialized coils integrated into resonant systems, including bifilar, trifilar, caduceus, toroidal, and other non-standard windings. /liliDevelop and troubleshoot RF analog electronics, including drive circuits, amplifiers, and electromagnetic field control systems used in laboratory experiments. /liliConduct experimental investigations involving rotating magnetic fields or spinning magnets interacting with coils to study induction effects and energy collection mechanisms. /liliPerform hands-on laboratory testing and data acquisition using oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, precision multimeters, and related diagnostic equipment. /liliAnalyze experimental results and iteratively improve circuit and system performance. /liliRun circuit and electromagnetic simulations (SPICE-based and EM modeling tools) to guide experimental design and validate observations. /liliCollaborate closely with theoretical physics teams to align experimental setups with emerging hypotheses and refine prototypes. /liliDocument experiments, maintain research records, and contribute to technical reports and prototype development cycles. /li /ulpstrongRequirements /strong /ppstrongRequired Qualifications: /strong /pulliDegree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a closely related field.brMinimum 7 years of hands-on experience designing and testing analog RF or electronic circuits. /liliStrong practical expertise in resonant systems, inductors/coils, and high-frequency circuit behavior. /liliDeep understanding of LCR circuit design, resonance phenomena, Q-factor optimization, and component selection.brProven experience designing, building, and debugging custom coils and associated driving electronics. /liliStrong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to interpret laboratory measurement data. /liliComfortable working autonomously in a hands-on experimental RD laboratory environment with iterative prototyping cycles.br/li /ulpstrongPreferred Qualifications: /strong /pulliExperience with unconventional or high-Q resonant circuits such as Joule Thief variants, parametric oscillators, Tesla-inspired systems, or similar experimental setups. /liliFamiliarity with specialized coil geometries (bifilar, trifilar, caduceus, or comparable electromagnetic configurations). /liliBackground in experiments involving rotating magnets, dynamic magnetic fields, or inductive energy collection systems. /liliExperience with simulation tools such as LTspice, Multisim, COMSOL, or equivalent circuit and electromagnetic modeling software.brKnowledge of high-voltage or high-efficiency analog power systems. /liliExposure to RF amplifiers, pulsed power systems, or advanced motor-control concepts.br/li /ulpstrongIdeal Candidate Profile: /strong /ppYou are a curious and experimental-minded engineer who enjoys building and testing novel circuits from first principles. You combine rigorous electrical engineering knowledge with creativity and openness toward frontier research topics. /ppYou thrive in iterative experimentation, collaborate effectively with theoretical researchers, and are motivated by exploring new physics-driven technologies with the potential to reshape future energy systems. /p pstrongBenefits /strong /pulliCompetitive salary /liliComprehensive health insurance fully covered (employee + children) /liliPerformance-based bonuses /liliStrong opportunities for career growth /liliHigh degree of flexibility and autonomy /liliOpportunity to contribute directly to paradigm-shifting research and breakthrough technologiesbr /li /ul