Electrical Design Engineer
katalysthealthcaresDublin (OH)
Electrical Design Engineer
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katalysthealthcaresDublin (OH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job Description Key Responsibilities:
Mixed-Signal Design: Design and develop analog and digital circuits.
High-Speed Board Design: Handle routing and layout for DDR3/DDR4, PCIe, and QSPI interfaces with strict impedance control.
Power Tree Architecture: Design complex DC-DC power management networks using buck and boost regulators, LDO regulators, and power sequencing.
Processor & FPGA Design: Develop systems using ARM Cortex-M, RISC-V, microcontrollers, advanced microprocessors, and FPGAs.
Signal Integrity & EMI/EMC: Mitigate noise, crosstalk, and electromagnetic interference to meet FCC, CE, automotive, and aerospace standards.
Communication Protocols: Work with I2C, SPI, UART, RS485, CAN, USB, and Ethernet interfaces.
Lab Verification: Use digital storage oscilloscopes (DSO), logic analyzers, vector network analyzers (VNA), and spectrum analyzers.
Root-Cause Analysis: Perform component-level troubleshooting, derating analysis, and thermal management.
Technical Leadership: Mentor engineers, lead design reviews, and coordinate with firmware, mechanical, and software teams.
Project Management: Prepare architectural trade-off analyses, component selection matrices, project schedules, and budgets.
Schematic & PCB Design Tools: Demonstrate proficiency with enterprise EDA tools, particularly Xpedition.
Required Skills:
Mixed-signal, analog, and digital circuit design.
High-speed PCB design and routing.
DDR3/DDR4, PCIe, and QSPI interfaces.
Power management and DC-DC converters.
ARM Cortex-M, RISC-V, and FPGA ecosystems.
Signal integrity and EMI/EMC compliance.
Communication protocols and laboratory instrumentation.
Component-level debugging and root-cause analysis.
Xpedition EDA tools.
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