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In the role of IT Support Engineer, you will be responsible for all aspects of system/application administration including problem-solving, configuration, architecture, and implementation.
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We are looking for a highly technical Sr. Network Engineer who can lead people and projects to join our driven NetOps team. Work closely with other support teams to resolve network-related incidents and implement long-term solutions.
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Job Roll: Desktop Support Engineer. Desktop Support (Windows, Macintosh & Linux Support)- Expert. On Prem/Azure Active Directory, SCCM, Intune Management, Operating System Troubleshooting, Application Support Expert.
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We are looking for an IT Support Engineer who is passionate about providing an amazing customer experience while delivering outstanding technical support to join our growing team.
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Preferred: Network Certifications desired: CompTIA Network +, Security +, Cisco CCNA, Extreme Networks ECA, etc. Complexity: The Senior Design Engineer collaborates with their Senior Manager, the Technical Operations teams, and Sales on projects.
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Senior ASIC Design Engineer, Memory Controller. We are now looking for a Senior ASIC Design Engineer. Senior ASIC Design Engineer - Hardware. Senior ASIC Design Engineer page is loaded.
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The improvements will support US Government position and timing service resiliency as well as enable next-generation commercial applications like drone delivery, self-driving cars, urban air mobility, and augmented reality.
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Qorvo's fast-growing Power Management division focusing on Power loss protection, PM ICs, Motor Control, and Battery Management solutions for a wide range of Mobile, Consumer, IOT and Industrial applications is looking for an experienced Staff Electrical Engineer to create next generation and world-class designs in power management solutions.
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Support design flows from EDA vendors like Cadence, Synopsys, Mentor, Keysight, Ansys, and others. Integrated Circuit (IC) CAD Engineer. In this role, you will be responsible for supporting our IC design teams from PDK administration, layout design, verification flow support, custom DRC/LVS rule deck implementation, to scripting development.
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As a member of the team you will work with top industry talent and contribute in system architecture, network processor (NPU) architecture, Ethernet processing, digital signal processing, modeling, high-speed logic design & verification, custom processor development, dense and efficient memory designs, custom library development (Standard Cell and I/O), physical design & DFT, Signal Integrity, and complexed packaging technology.
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A Principal Digital Verification Engineer will define and lead the development of the Digital Verification framework and infrastructure of complex digital and mixed-signal ICs utilizing leading edge technologies with industry standard ASIC tools.
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Initiates frequent huddles with hospital and Donor Network West staff to ensure that the Authorizing Party/Notifying Party is presented the opportunity for donation or donor designation notification in the most appropriate time frame and manner.
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As a member of Recogni’s ASIC team, you will be responsible for the pre-silicon correctness and quality of a high-performance and low-power convolutional neural network accelerator ASIC that forms the core of the company’s flagship perception module product for autonomous driving applications.
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You will have opportunities to participate in all phases of product development, including product definition, architecture, system budget, transistor-level circuit design, MCM design, layout/layout supervision, lab debug and production support.
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You will be part of an R&D team developing high speed analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits for DDR/LPDDR PHY, High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) PHY, Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) PHY, and Mobile Storage PHY IPs. We are looking for an engineer with theoretical knowledge and practical experience to contribute to the team.
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