Senior RF/High-Speed PCB Engineer — 64 GHz & FPGA
omni designMilpitas (CA)
Senior RF/High-Speed PCB Engineer — 64 GHz & FPGA
Posted today
omni designMilpitas (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Own test board development end-to-end: schematic capture, PCB layout review, BOM, bring-up, and debug Design RF signal paths with careful attention to impedance matching, microstrip/stripline routing, connector selection, and launch structures for operation up to 64 GHzDesign low-noise power delivery networks using LDO regulators appropriate for sensitive analog and RF measurement environments Characterize high-speed ADC and DAC devices including SNDR, SFDR, THD, and dynamic range measurements Measure and interpret S-parameters to validate board signal integrity and RF performance across the full frequency range Integrate FPGA or microcontroller subsystems on test boards to enable automated stimulus, data capture, and instrument control Develop and maintain test automation scripts to streamline characterization workflows and regression testing Work closely with analog and digital IC design engineers to define test requirements for each new silicon bring-upDocument board designs, test procedures, and characterization results clearly and thoroughly.
QUALIFICATIONS:
RequiredB.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related field 5+ years of hands-on PCB design and hardware bring-up experience Demonstrated experience characterizing high-speed ADC or DAC devices Strong working knowledge of S-parameters and VNA measurement techniquesRF PCB design experience including controlled impedance, grounding, shielding, and high-frequency connector and launch design Experience with low-noise LDO selection and power supply layout best practices for analog/RF environments Proficiency with schematic capture and PCB layout EDA tools of your choosing Hands‐on proficiency with bench equipment: VNAs, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and signal generators Experience with JESD204B high-speed serial interface in an ADC/DAC evaluation context DesirableFPGA development experience — RTL design, embedded firmware, or board-level integration Python scripting for test automation, instrument control (VISA/PyVISA), and data analysis Prior experience designing or characterizing boards at mmWave frequencies (above 30 GHz) Familiarity with JESD204C or other emerging high-speed converter interface standards Experience in a fabless semiconductor or IC design environmentKEY SKILLS AT A GLANCEPCB Design -Required · 5+ yrs Low-Noise LDO Design - Required Python Automation - DesirableADC/DAC Characterization - RequiredJESD204B - Requiredmm Wave (>30 GHz) - DesirableS-Parameters / VNA - Required Board Bring-Up & Debug -RequiredJESD204C - DesirableRF Design to 64 GHz - RequiredFPGA Development - DesirableMCU Integration - Desirable Omni Design Technology is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), national origin, age, disability, veteran status or other legally protected characteristics. If you require assistance or an accommodation due to a disability in order to apply for a position, please contact us at careers@omni-design.com.Omni Design Technology participates in E-Verify. For positions located in the United States, employment is contingent upon verification of identity and eligibility to work in the United States. Background checks may be required as part of the hiring process.
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