Senior Manager, Radio Spectrum Licensing

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🌵 Arizona, California, +9 more states – Remote

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💵 $177k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟠 Senior

👔 Manager

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LeoLabs

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 2016

🏭 Manufacturing

📦 Logistics

🎖️ Defense

Manufacturing • Logistics • Defense

LeoLabs is a commercial provider of persistent orbital intelligence and space domain awareness services. The company operates a network of ground-based, rapidly deployable radars and a cloud-based, AI-enabled platform to track and catalog objects in low Earth orbit, deliver real-time conjunction alerts, threat assessments, launch support, and space traffic management data for commercial and government customers. LeoLabs combines radar hardware, authoritative datasets, and SaaS analytics to help operators protect assets, avoid collisions, and manage launch and on-orbit operations.

📋 Description

• Own LeoLabs' global RF regulatory and permitting strategy for new and existing radar locations, including spectrum licensing, equipment certification requirements, type approval requirements, and related RF regulatory approvals • Investigate regulatory requirements and approval pathways for proposed deployments in new countries and jurisdictions • Develop jurisdiction-specific licensing strategies and identify regulatory risks, dependencies, decision points, and critical-path activities • Lead early engagement with spectrum regulators and other government agencies • Lead spectrum license applications from feasibility through approval, including application strategies, technical annexes, supporting studies, regulator responses, license conditions, modifications, and renewals • Work with RF engineers and Hardware Engineering to obtain technical evidence required by regulators • Coordinate equipment certification and type approval workstreams with laboratories, certification bodies, and local representatives • Integrate RF regulatory considerations into new radar site selection • Coordinate interference analyses and reviews for new sites • Project manage regulatory approvals across multiple countries and deployments, including schedules, budgets, risks, dependencies, consultants, technical inputs, regulator actions, and executive decision points • Select, brief, and manage local RF regulatory consultants and advisers • Build and maintain a global network of spectrum regulators, advisers, testing laboratories, certification specialists, and in-country contacts • Establish scalable processes, templates, checklists, country playbooks, decision records, license trackers, renewal controls, and a central knowledge base • Maintain existing radar-site RF licenses and ensure ongoing regulatory compliance • Prepare leadership updates and recommendations on regulatory feasibility, approval probability, schedules, risks, and mitigation options • Within 3 months, establish the operating model, priorities, reporting cadence, and core standards for the global RF permitting function; review current deployments and license workstreams; build stakeholder relationships; and establish compliance processes • Within 6 months, actively manage the global RF regulatory portfolio, implement repeatable approaches, and expand the network of trusted local consultants, laboratories, and government contacts • Within 12 months, build a scalable global RF permitting capability and improve the predictability, quality, and schedule control of spectrum licensing and equipment approval workstreams

🎯 Requirements

• Located on the U.S. West Coast (Pacific or Mountain time zones) • 10+ years of experience in spectrum regulation, frequency licensing, wireless regulatory affairs, spectrum management, RF compliance, telecommunications regulation, or a closely related field • Demonstrated experience obtaining spectrum licenses or equivalent RF operating approvals, including direct engagement with government spectrum regulators • Strong working knowledge of RF fundamentals, including frequency allocations, bandwidth, emissions, antenna characteristics, propagation, interference, and spectrum compatibility • Demonstrated ability to navigate complex, ambiguous, or novel regulatory environments where the approval pathway is not fully defined at the outset • Strong project or program management capability, including schedule, risk, dependency, consultant, budget, and stakeholder management across multiple concurrent workstreams • Ability to interpret regulatory requirements and translate them into clear technical inputs, application requirements, consultant scopes, and internal actions • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to turn incomplete or highly technical information into clear recommendations for senior leadership and external stakeholders • Strong judgement and stakeholder management skills, with the credibility to work effectively with regulators, engineers, government officials, consultants, and executives • Strong recordkeeping discipline and a high standard for documentation quality, version control, decision logs, license records, and organized project files • Willingness and ability to travel domestically and internationally and undertake field work at prospective radar sites • Based in the United States and eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance • Must be eligible to obtain the required authorizations from the U.S. Department of State under ITAR • Preferred: experience with radar, radiolocation, satellite, aerospace, defense, telecommunications, or other high-power RF systems • Preferred: experience securing spectrum approvals across multiple countries or regions • Preferred: experience with equipment certification, RF/EMC compliance testing, international type approval, or laboratory certification programs • Preferred: experience conducting RF spectrum surveys using spectrum analyzers, antennas, and associated test equipment and interpreting the resulting data • Preferred: experience performing or reviewing RF interference, compatibility, propagation, or coexistence analysis • Preferred: existing international network of spectrum regulators, regulatory consultants, testing laboratories, or certification specialists • Preferred: degree in electrical or RF engineering, telecommunications, physics, or another relevant technical discipline; equivalent practical experience is also valued • Preferred: PMP, PgMP, or equivalent project/program management experience

🏖️ Benefits

• Bonus • Stock options • Benefits • $100 USD monthly wellness benefit to support your health and well-being • $300 USD home office setup stipend, available for use within your first six months • $75 USD monthly home internet allowance, paid directly through your regular paycheck • Individual Development Fund to support training, learning, and professional development • Employee Recognition Program to celebrate contributions and achievements across the team