Gordon Steyaert Email & Phone Number | Gordon is a retired RF & Microwave Circuit Design Engineer with over 37 years of experience developing test equipment, components and multi-function modules for communication systems on multiple military and commercial programs. These communication systems included missile data links, airborne LOS and SatCom links, terrestrial fixed wireless and satellite payloads. Though his experience was primarily in RF through millimeter-wave LNA and RFFE component (GaAs MMIC, MIC) and frequency converter IMA (thin-film MMIC/MIC hybrid, surface mount multi-layer PCB) design, simulation, layout and test, he was also engaged on multiple assignments in sub-system architecture definition and simulation. While Gordon has not fully employed Gibb’s Rule #91 in retiring from the RF/MW design and development field, he is increasing his focus towards enjoying more time spent on 5-string bluegrass banjo picking, digital photography and astrophotography interests.

Gordon Steyaert

Gordon is a retired RF & Microwave Circuit Design Engineer with over 37 years of experience developi...
Draper, Utah, United States

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1999-01-01 00:00:00 - 2023-12-01 00:00:00

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Gordon Steyaert is a Gordon is a retired RF & Microwave Circuit Design Engineer with over 37 years of experience developing test equipment, components and multi-function modules for communication systems on multiple military and commercial programs. These communication systems included missile data links, airborne LOS and SatCom links, terrestrial fixed wireless and satellite payloads. Though his experience was primarily in RF through millimeter-wave LNA and RFFE component (GaAs MMIC, MIC) and frequency converter IMA (thin-film MMIC/MIC hybrid, surface mount multi-layer PCB) design, simulation, layout and test, he was also engaged on multiple assignments in sub-system architecture definition and simulation. While Gordon has not fully employed Gibb’s Rule #91 in retiring from the RF/MW design and development field, he is increasing his focus towards enjoying more time spent on 5-string bluegrass banjo picking, digital photography and astrophotography interests.