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12+ years of hands-on experience in high-performance RF, Analog, and Mixed Signal IC design in advanced CMOS processes. Technical leadership and hands-on contributions on all aspects of the design of high-performance custom RF, analog, and mixed signal IPs.
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Hands-on lab experience with hardware bring-up and debug. Knowledge of CMOS image sensor, ISP or image processing is desirable. Experience with EMI minimization, signal integrity.
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Proficiency in sensor technologies, including PPG, EEG, acoustics, and signal processing, within the medical and wearable technology context. Proficiency in PPG (Photoplethysmography), EEG (Electroencephalography), acoustics, and signal processing is preferred.
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We are seeking a highly skilled RF, Analog, and Mixed Signal Engineer to join our engineering team. The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical abilities, a passion for innovation, and extensive experience in designing and implementing RF/mmW and/or analog/mixed-signal circuits.
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The leading global provider of microcontrollers, Renesas combines our expertise in embedded processing, analog, power and connectivity to deliver complete semiconductor solutions. Conduct comprehensive RF/mmWave testing using sophisticated equipment such as network analyzers, spectrum & signal analyzers, and vector signal generators.
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Experience with signal processing using Python or Matlab a plus. Expertise building Mixed-Signal testbenches, checkers and tests using System Verilog. -Develop top/block level Mixed Signal and Digital testbench and generate directed and randomized tests in an SV/UVM framework.
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Demonstrated working knowledge and hands-on experience in a variety of micro- and nanofabrication techniques, including but not limited to: Photolithography, Resist processing, Wet-etching, Dry-etching (reactive ion etching, inductively couple plasma etching), Chemical vapor deposition, Sputtering, Electron-beam evaporation, Electro-forming, Bonding, Micromachining, Chemical Processing.
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We hiring for a Staff Software Bioinformatics Scientist/Engineer or Bioinformatics Signal Processing Engineer/Scientist this is one of two job postings we will utilize to fill one role. The estimated base salary range for the Staff Bioinformatics Signal Processing Engineer/Scientist role based in the United States of America is: $152,600 - $228,800.
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Analog signal conditioning and digital signal processing for electro-mechanical switches and optical, IR, sonar, and MEMS sensors. 8+ years hands-on experience debugging devices and solving difficult hardware issues.
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Work closely with the chief engineer, electrical engineers, signal processing, mechanical, and test engineers, to convey sensor design architectural details, software message interactions process flows, software architectural design layout, hardware placement design, and firmware control interfaces.
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Current BLS/CPR card from the American Heart Association Sterile Processing Tech must be Certified with IAHCSMM or CBSPD Sterile Processing Tech must be Covid19 Vaccinated Central sterile Technician coordinates the overall cleaning and decontamination, assembly and dispensing of surgical instruments, equipment and supplies needed for daily surgical procedures in surgery and related departments.
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Perform hands-on lab work to evaluate & characterize new products, including wafer probe and. include work that is both hands-on and more strategic by establishing standard methodologies for.
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Oversee and conduct highly visible customer traffic operations support through the performance of on-site signal timing implementation and fine-tuning, and review of existing traffic operations issues.
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You have hands-on knowledge and experience in testing some or all of the following Oracle EBS, Oracle Fusion, Oracle Warehouse Management System, Hyperion and FCCS, data warehouses, ETL processes, OIC and integration and logging tools.
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The Signal Integrity Engineer will play a critical role as the subject matter expert in the planning of digital PCB designs, simulation, lab verification, and troubleshooting signal integrity issues on completed designs.
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