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This position is for a multi-disciplined Senior Hardware Design Production Support Engineer, capable of solving design and manufacturing problems and providing highly innovative solutions in Radar and Receiver Exciter assembly, integration, test, statistical process control and transition to production.
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Recent examples include transmitter and receiver upgrades on the world’s most sensitive radars, integration and operation of a state-of-the-art space telescope, development of advanced signal processing techniques, development of fully automated high-resolution image processing capabilities, demonstration of high-precision multi-sensor data fusion, and design and demonstration of long-baseline coherent receive apertures.
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Job DescriptionJob Title: Receiver/ Material HandlerFLSA Status: Non-exemptPosition Overview: Under direct supervision, this position is responsible for the receipt and shipment of incoming materials, supplies, and finished goods.
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Run spice simulations for circuits that include Transmitter, Receiver – CTLE/DFE, DLL, DAC, OpAmp, Comparator and voltage regulators. The candidate will be a member of the Memory I/O design team designing High Speed IO circuits and implementation of DDR IPs. The focus of the activity will be centred around the circuit design of analog/digital blocks.
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