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RADAR
San Diego, CA

Antenna Engineer

USD 190K–233K / yearSeniorSoftware engineering (general)
MATLABPythonInventory management
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Antenna Engineer is an open role at RADAR, a software company in e-commerce and retail. The job is based in San Diego, United States. Our labels mark it as a senior-level role in software engineering (general). Technologies named in the posting: MATLAB and Python. It asks for 10+ years of experience. A university degree is required. RADAR has 3 open positions on this site, 2 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-12

About RADAR

E-commerce and retail Software product company 3 open positions, 67% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Customer success and support (1), Mobile (iOS / Android) (1), Software engineering (general) (1).

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Key factsStack: MATLAB, Python · Experience: 10+ years · Degree required

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