SerDes IP Systems Engineering Director
$178,500 - $331,500 per year
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Manager
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$178,500 - $331,500 per year
About the role
- PhD or M.S. in Electrical/Computer Engineering (or similar degree)10+ years of experience working with high speed high performance SerDes and PHYsThe ability to think through engineering systems end-to-end and identify bottlenecks and weak points.
- Strong mathematical skills, in particular relating to linear systems (Fourier analysis, filter theory, etc.)Deep understanding of high speed SerDes architecture
- Deep knowledge of communication systems fundamentals and wireline communications
- Strong coding skills for simulation and modelling, as well as data analysis
- Good experimental skills
- Good knowledge of signal processing (DSP) algorithms and architecture.
- Good working knowledge of physics of signal propagation
- Good working knowledge of basic circuits
- Experience generating systems or IBIS-AMI models
- Experience using system simulation tools, especially Matlab, Perl, and other scripting tools
- Demonstrated capacity to self-educate themselves to pick up new fields of expertiseD2D link experience is preferred but not required
- Familiarity with emerging D2D standards such as UCIe is desired
- Strong debug and problem-solving skills
- Must have strong group presentation and leadership skills.
- Ability to clearly communicate technical challenges and status to customers, team members, senior management and executives
- Familiarity with advanced technology nodes (7nm and below) is a plus
- Experience with 3D electromagnetic simulation tools is a plus
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