Master Thesis 30 HP: Adaptive Radio Communication for Long-Range Applications (Wireless Communication)

Location: Huskvarna, Sweden

Company

hirify.global is a defense and security company developing advanced systems in aeronautics, weapons, command and control, sensors, and underwater systems.

What you will do

• Review and compare relevant long-range radio technologies for point-to-point communication.
• Analyze range, robustness, data rate, latency, and energy consumption.
• Perform link-budget calculations and propagation modelling.
• Investigate adaptive modulation, data rate, output power, and other radio parameters.
• Develop a flexible communication concept and demonstrator using simulations, laboratory tests, and where possible field measurements.
• Use AI-assisted tools for implementation, testing, and analysis, and provide recommendations for future development.

Requirements

• Be one student in the final stage of a master’s degree in Engineering Physics or a related technical field.
• Have a strong analytical background and an interest in applying physics and mathematics to engineering problems.
• Be comfortable combining theoretical analysis and modelling with simulations and practical experiments.
• Additional experience with electromagnetic fields and wave propagation, signal processing and communication theory, modulation and digital communication, RF technology, antennas and measurements, embedded or software-defined radio systems, or MATLAB, Python, or similar analysis tools is advantageous.
• Pass security vetting under current security-protection regulations; additional citizenship obligations may apply if security clearance is required.

Culture & Benefits

• Receive support and guidance to translate theoretical knowledge into practical solutions.
• Work on technology intended to help keep people and society safe.
• The recruitment process is ongoing, and the position may be filled before the closing date.

Hiring process

• Apply through the hirify.global careers application process.
• Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis until 11 November 2026, subject to the position being filled earlier.