Wireless Regulatory Engineer - SAR
OpenAI · Mountain View · San Francisco
CHECKED 1H AGO
Frontier labonsite$318k–$423k
At a glance
Highlights
- Lead SAR and RF exposure compliance for new consumer AI hardware products.
- Shape wireless designs from early prototypes through certification and production.
- Build tools that streamline RF exposure testing and data analysis.
What they offer
- Relocation assistance
- Equity
Ideal candidate
Hands-on wireless compliance engineer who thrives in ambiguous hardware development and loves translating complex regulations into practical design guidance while collaborating across RF, hardware, and software teams.
Requirements
- Master's degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, RF Engineering, or related field
- Experience in SAR, RF exposure, wireless regulatory engineering, or closely related field
- Experience supporting consumer hardware from prototype through mass production
- Experience with wireless products incorporating multiple radios and connectivity technologies
- Strong understanding of RF fundamentals, measurement techniques, and wireless systems
- Experience working with external test laboratories and supporting product certification
- Comfortable with hands-on testing, data analysis, and hardware troubleshooting
- remote policy
- Hybrid, 4 days in office per week
Lab profile
About OpenAI
Builds safe frontier AI models and products like ChatGPT for broad benefit.
What they build
- ChatGPT
- OpenAI API
- Frontier AI models
Known for
- Frontier-scale distributed ML training
- Massive GPU fleet and data center operations
- Exabyte-scale data lakes and streaming
- AI alignment and safety research
Key facts
- Operates one of the world's largest GPU fleets