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Essential Job Functions (include, but are not limited to the following): Responsibilities: • Lead all aspects of schematic design, including reviewing layouts, exporting Bill of Materials (BOM), conducting prototype bring-up, and troubleshooting issues throughout the development process.
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Experience in EDA tools such as VCS, VCLP, Spyglass Lint, Questa CDC, Fusion Compiler, Design Compiler, Genus. MUST HAVE design background in Arteris NoC (Network on Chip) RTL generation or based on any other NoC tool.
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Description: As a RF IC design engineer, you will be a key member of a small RFIC team, researching, designing and bringing the next-generation of wireless technologies into high-volume production in advanced CMOS technology nodes.
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Must be proficient with electrical design software such as AWR’s Microwave Office or ADS. Design of RF components using ADS, MWO, HFSS, Sonnet, Spice or Cadence. Experience with design tools such as MWO, ADS, HFSS, Sonnet, Spice, or Cadence.
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Work with software integration, electrical design and mechanical design. Prepare schematic design, PCB layout, gerber generation, BOM and Fabrication notes. PCB design tools such as Altium.
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Customized semiconductor device package design. Analog and mixed signal circuit (detector signal conditioning circuit) design at both chip and PCB level. Customized semiconductor device (especially customized electron detection device) design and simulation, performance optimization, and simulation model building.
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Responsibilities Engage collaboratively with teams specializing in digital, mixed-signal, and photonics design to develop comprehensive test plans. Sr. Design Verification Engineer Lightmatter builds chips that enable extreme-scale artificial intelligence computing clusters.
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Industry degree qualified the successful Senior Director of Engineering will have a minimum of 15 years’ relevant experience relating to Analog/RF IC Design and a minimum of 6 years of technical leadership / team management experience.
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Option 1: Bachelor's degree in UI/UX design, graphic design, visual communication, product design, computer science, information technology, or related area and 4 years’ experience in market research, business analysis, UX design research, or related area.
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Cepton (Nasdaq: CPTN), a leading intelligent lidar solution provider, is seeking a Senior Electrical Design Engineer who is passionate about solving challenges to join us. Who You Are: A bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent with 8+ years of working experience in high-speed, mixed-circuit board-level design containing ADCs, FPGAs, & MCUs. OR a Master/Ph. D. plus 3+ years of working experience in the field.
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In this position, you will get the opportunity to build complex GPU and Tegra chips and interact directly with unit-level ASIC, Physical Design, CAD, Package Design, Software, DFT and other teams.
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Expertise in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layout or electrical package design techniques. Within the Signal &Power Integrity team under HSE group, as a Principal Signal Integrity Engineer at Micron, we are responsible for:Leading the design and analysis of high speed memory interfaces and power distribution networks (PDN.
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Deep understanding of analog, mixed-signal and RF circuit design. Typically requires 10+ years of RF/analog and mixed-signal design experience in cutting-edge RF CMOS design. Deep understanding of analog design concepts such as analysis of noise, linearity, mismatch, stability, and other analog impairments.
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Mentor and support our talented junior engineers and interns About You At least 8 years of relevant experienceProven experience with High Performance Compute architecture, electrical design and deploymentDemonstrated PCB design skills (schematic/layout), bring up, and debug.
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Additionally, you will coordinate various performance and compliance tests, including SI/PI Validation Testing, EMI Testing, Electrical Design Validation Testing, and Optical Design Validation Testing.
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