Electronically steered flat-panel satellite antennas for mobile connectivity
Kymeta designs and manufactures metamaterial-based flat-panel antennas that combine satellite and cellular links for users on the move. Its stack of C++, Embedded Linux, RTOS, FPGA, Ansys HFSS and STK points to deep hardware-software integration. Senior-only, engineering-heavy hiring targets multi-orbit antenna control software and new RF sensing work such as radar and situational awareness programs, while recurring pain points cluster around supply continuity and production scale-up.
Kymeta Corporation is a privately held satellite communications company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Redmond, WA. It engineers and manufactures electronically steered flat-panel antennas and software-defined terminals that integrate satellite and cellular networks with edge processing. Customers span government, military, maritime, transport and public safety users who need connectivity in mobile and demanding environments. The company employs 201–500 people and holds a large patent portfolio covering its antenna technology.
Kymeta's stack centers on C++, Embedded Linux, RTOS and FPGA for embedded systems, with Ansys HFSS, MATLAB, SystemVue and STK for RF and system modeling, plus Python, Docker, Jenkins, Jira, Salesforce and Oracle.
Yes. Kymeta's hiring is concentrated in engineering at the senior level, with some manufacturing roles, and all openings are in the United States.
Current work includes antenna control software for multi-band, multi-orbit satellite systems, RF situational awareness and radar programs, an autonomous sensing platform, and RF manufacturing process development for production scale-up.
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