Systems Engineering
Requirements, architecture, link and interface budgets for SATCOM and antenna systems. Phase A/B study support and trade-off analysis from concept to subsystem specification.
Satellite Communications · Systems Engineering
Meezak Systems is an independent engineering consultancy for satellite communications that must not fail — phased-array beamforming, waveform integration, and GNSS resilience for links that hold when the spectrum turns hostile.
Capabilities
Meezak supports primes, integrators, and operators from requirements through to working hardware — the architecture, the antenna, the waveform, and the resilience that keeps the link up when someone is trying to take it down.
Requirements, architecture, link and interface budgets for SATCOM and antenna systems. Phase A/B study support and trade-off analysis from concept to subsystem specification.
Active electronically steered array design, digital beamforming, and adaptive nulling — placing a null on an interferer while holding gain on the wanted signal.
DVB-S2 / S2X / RCS2 and 5G-NR Non-Terrestrial Networks — waveform selection, modem integration, and terminal-side signal processing across multiple air interfaces.
Interference nulling, anti-spoofing, and robust positioning for environments where the navigation signal can no longer be trusted at face value.
Approach
Meezak is a specialist consultancy, not a body shop. Clients bring us in for the specific, high-consequence problems in RF, antenna, and resilience engineering — the work that is costly to staff in-house and expensive to get wrong.
Engagements are focused and scoped: a study, a design, a review, or hands-on integration support. You get senior systems-engineering depth for as long as the problem needs it, without carrying it on permanent headcount.
We work alongside your existing team and primes as an independent specialist — contributing the difficult parts of the signal chain and handing back clear, reviewable engineering.
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Meezak takes on focused consulting engagements in SATCOM, antenna systems, and GNSS resilience. Tell us what the link has to survive.