Post Silicon Validation (PSV) Engineers
yochanaSanta Clara (CA)
Post Silicon Validation (PSV) Engineers
Posted today
yochanaSanta Clara (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Key skills:
- Experience or strong technical knowledge about debugging signal integrity issues.
- Experience or strong technical knowledge about communication protocols like SPI, I2C, QSPI, UART, SD/EMMC. USB and PCIe are a plus.
- Hands-on experience with hardware setup, BIOS/ OS setup and debug.
- Hands-on experience with lab equipment like oscilloscopes, BERT, protocol analyzers.
- Comfortable with both Linux and Windows.
- Scope of Work:
- Power & Perf measurements under various use case scenarios, associated debugs, and analysisDDR interfaces bring up and qualification activitiesPVT qualification & debug of systems (small and large sample size) intended for testing HW-SW co-working stability
- Electrical measurements of different IO interfaces, first level analysis & debugs
- Functional validation of IO interfaces
Required Qualifications:
- BE/BTech with 1 to 3 years of experience
- Clarity on Digital design & Signal integrity basics
- Knowledge on schematics and PCB file usage, voltage regulator design concepts
- Familiarity with PC architecture, present day interfaces and & interactions of Software (BIOS, Driver & OS) with hardware
Familiarity of working in lab environment and usage of equipment like DSO, Multimeter, Power supplies. Must know lab equipment specifications and considerations behind them.
Familiarity with scripting languages like Perl/Python
Proficiency in windows & Linux operating systems and Microsoft office tools
Good analytical and reasoning skills
Strong background in testing of Electronic Systems
Excellent oral and written communication skills
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