Hardware Engineering LeadExperienced electrical engineer to perform high-speed electronic design and lead one or two projects. The technical leader will manage design projects- no direct people management- coordinate activities, keep timelines on track for deadlines, interface with internal departments, etc. Qualified candidates will be knowledgeable of system-level high-speed digital board design (16-20+ Gbps), are capable of performing hands-on activities, and have strong project management skills.
Outstanding interpersonal and organizational skills are also required. Additional details and full descriptions are available to qualified candidates.Duties and responsibilities include:Lead hardware development projects focusing on high-speed serial data communication productsPerform board and system-level high-speed digital circuit design, integration, and evaluationParticipate in system design and functionalityPerform and lead PCB layout and simulation. Knowledge of >20Gbps layout preferredManage hardware development schedules, development of system and board-level tests, unit and production tests, mechanical engineering interface, component selection, EMC and CE certificationInterface with software, operations, manufacturing, procurement, customer support, etc.Assist in EMC certificationQualifications:BS/MS in EE or CE (MS preferred)10+ years of system/board level design experience- high-speed circuit design, embedded platforms, CPU, memory interfaces, layout, simulationMinimum of 5 years of experience leading development projects/teamsExperience with a network product company developing high-speed serial interfaces and circuitsTeam player with outstanding interpersonal skillsExcellent knowledge of: High-speed (20Gbps or higher) design methodologies and simulationBus technologies such as PCIe, USB, Ethernet, SAS/SATA high-speed circuit design, implementation, and measurementsHigh-speed simulation – Hspice, Hyperlinx or similar toolsSystem development developing and implementing development processesGood knowledge of manufacturing processes; EMC/EMI control; schematic entry tools; test and measurement equipment such as real time oscilloscopes, network and spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers; bebug; high-speed timing