Summary
United Arab Emirates University is seeking a Satellite Spectrum Engineer for its National Space Science&Tech. Center. The role supports satellite mission teams and the ground segment with ITU filings, ground station licensing, spectrum planning, and regulatory compliance. Duties include preparing regulatory documentation, monitoring filing status and regulation changes, assessing interference risks, and reporting on compliance activities. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; knowledge of spectrum regulation, analytical skills, technical writing, and communication skills are preferred.
The posting
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Job description
The Satellite Spectrum Engineer will support the organization’s satellite mission teams and ground segment by managing spectrum licensing and regulatory compliance. This role focuses on assisting with satellite ITU filings and ensuring that ground stations are
properly licensed under relevant regulatory bodies such as the ITU and TDRA.
Tasks and Responsibilities:
- Satellite ITU Filing Support:
Assist satellite mission teams by preparing and managing ITU filings, ensuring that all necessary documentation is submitted accurately and on time. Monitor filing statuses and coordinate follow-ups with regulatory bodies.
- Ground Station Licensing Support:
Collaborate with the ground segment team to facilitate the licensing process for ground stations. Prepare and submit licensing applications, maintain records, and ensure adherence to regulatory standards.
- Spectrum Planning & Analysis:
Support frequency allocation and planning efforts by analyzing spectrum usage, assessing interference risks, and providing recommendations for optimal spectrum utilization.
- Regulatory Monitoring & Compliance:
Keep abreast of changes in global and regional spectrum regulations. Evaluate their impact on satellite missions and ground station operations and propose necessary adjustments to maintain compliance.
- Documentation & Reporting:
Maintain detailed records of all ITU filings, licensing activities, and regulatory communications. Prepare concise reports for internal stakeholders outlining spectrum management activities and compliance status.
Minimum qualification
- Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications, Regulatory Policy, Electrical Engineering, Space Science, or a related field.
Preferred qualification
- Basic knowledge of spectrum management and regulatory frameworks (e.g., ITU, TDRA).
- Fundamental analytical skills to assess spectrum usage and licensing requirements.
- Proficiency in preparing technical documentation and regulatory filings.
- Good communication skills for interacting with regulatory authorities and internal teams.
- Proactive attitude and eagerness to learn about emerging trends in spectrum allocation and satellite communications.
Department
National Space Science&Tech. Center
College or division
Research Centers