[K-04] // ABOUT ABOUT KAIZEN RF SYSTEMS
Continuous Improvement

Kaizen RF
Systems.

A small, technically hands-on shop building next-generation HF systems.

[K-04.1] // FOUNDER ALEC STRUVE
Alec Struve, founder of Kaizen RF Systems
FOUNDER

Alec Struve

Electrical and RF engineer building HF measurement and monitoring systems for Global HF Network, AVIX, and EarthCast Technologies. Kaizen RF Systems is the vehicle for engagements outside those primary roles — end-to-end HF work delivered as functioning, deployed systems.

A background as a military child brings resilience, ingenuity, and a diverse operating context to an industry overdue for meaningful advancement. Kaizen was founded to bring modern engineering practice — API-first, remote-first, continuously updated systems — into HF radio infrastructure that has too often stopped at the state of the art of decades ago.

[K-04.2] // CREDENTIALS WHO · WHAT · WHERE

Credentials.

  • Education B.S. Electrical Engineering, Montana State University — Expected Spring 2027
  • Roles RF Engineer — Global HF Network, AVIX, EarthCast Technologies
  • Location Colorado, USA
  • Entity Kaizen RF Systems LLC — Colorado
  • In Progress FCC Amateur Radio License · U.S. Federal Security Clearance
[K-04.3] // HOW WE WORK OPERATING PRINCIPLES

How we work.

  • 01

    End-to-end scope.

    RF, hardware, software, deployment. Kaizen takes the whole system from blank page to continuously operating infrastructure — not a slide deck handed to someone else to build.

  • 02

    Working systems over slide decks.

    Every engagement ends with hardware deployed and software running in production. Documentation and reports are deliverables, but they are not the deliverable.

  • 03

    Written statements of work.

    Every engagement is scoped in writing with defined deliverables, milestones, and acceptance criteria. No scope creep by surprise.

  • 04

    Straight answers when a scope is not a fit.

    If the work isn't right for Kaizen, you get told that directly, and where possible, pointed to who could do it better.