Do you want to help develop radar technology in a start-up innovative environment that can play a central role in future autonomous vehicles?
Radar Reticence is looking for a system-oriented radar engineer who can contribute with both technical depth and a broad system perspective. In this role, you will work with radar principles, system architecture, signal processing, modelling, testing and technical design trade-offs. You do not need to be the deepest specialist in every area, but you need to understand how antennas, transmitters, receivers, signal processing, software and system requirements affect each other.
What you will work with
System architecture and technical design trade-offs for radar systems.
Breaking down operational needs into technical requirements.
Analysis of radar performance, interference, noise and signal integrity.
Modelling and simulation of radar systems.
Testing, verification and validation in lab and real-world environments.
Interpretation of measurement data from lab tests, vehicle tests and simulations.
Technical documentation, requirements management and structured engineering work.
Collaboration with experts in signal processing, firmware, RF and software.
We believe you have
Strong system understanding of complex technical systems.
Knowledge of radar principles, electromagnetics and wave propagation.
Understanding of the radar equation, target detection, Doppler processing and tracking.
Knowledge of signal processing, filtering and spectral analysis.
Experience with MATLAB, Simulink or Python.
Ability to work methodically with complex technical problems.
Good communication skills in cross-functional engineering teams.
It is a plus if you have experience with
Automotive radar.
ADAS or autonomous systems.
Sensor fusion.
Systems Engineering.
Requirements management, verification and validation.
Python, C/C++, Git and Linux.
Testing in lab environments or vehicles.
Required
Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
Able to make yourself understood in Swedish, both spoken and written.
Able to work from one of our offices in Linköping or Halmstad at least a few days per week.
Who you are
You are analytical, system-oriented and technically curious. You can move between detail and big-picture thinking, and you enjoy turning advanced technology and research into practical system solutions.
About Radar Reticence
Radar Reticence develops next-generation radar technology for safer and more autonomous vehicles. Built on deep Swedish radar expertise and research from Halmstad University, our patented software-based solution makes automotive radar more robust against interference – one of the fastest-growing challenges in advanced driver assistance and autonomous mobility.
We are now entering an exciting growth phase: moving from advanced research and validated testing toward chip integration, customer proof-of-concepts and commercial deployment with leading actors in the mobility and radar ecosystem. In 2026, Radar Reticence secured long-term financing through a new investment round and was awarded EIC Accelerator funding from the European Union.
We are building the team that will take our technology from lab and prototype to the radar systems of future vehicles. Learn more about us at Next Generation Radar - Radar Reticence