About the Role
Develop hardware design specifications based on requirements or concept sketches. Perform technical planning, circuit-level design, implementation, verification, and formal acceptance and production testing. Perform system-level analysis through all phases of the product design cycle. Convert customer or product requirements into solutions that account for technical, schedule, and cost constraints. Perform functional analysis, timing analysis, detailed trade studies, requirements allocation, and interface definition. Lead and actively participate in hardware design. Perform design analysis, including circuit modeling and simulation. Support implementation of the design. Write and review design, release, and support documentation. Coordinate actively with other departments for system integration. Provide maintenance support for existing products. Execute tasks in accordance with QMS processes and procedures.
Qualifications
- 7+ years of relevant hardware engineering experience Knowledge of PCI Express, DDR, or other high-speed interfaces Knowledge of Ethernet down to the physical layer Experience with design and debug of HDL coding targeting communication signal processing Proficiency with simulation tools such as Riviera Pro, Active-HDL, Questa, or VCS Proficiency with classic hardware lab tools
Nice to Have
- Expert knowledge of hardware technologies with 7 years of relevant industry experience Experience dealing with timing constraints on FPGA designs Familiarity with basic DSP functional blocks Prior experience performing high-speed signal integrity analysis Experience with RF design and debug techniques Scripting capabilities such as Python for debug tools
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