PCB eCAD Engineer_ GENERAL MOTORS
sri techDetroit (MI)
About the role
Job ID: SRJ_8244
Posted: 2026-01-21
Location: Detroit, MI
Salary: USD 85-90 / Yearly (Full Time)
Employment Type: Full Time
Client: L&T Technology Services
Contact: Meghana Gorusu
Company: SRI Tech Solutions
Job Title: PCB eCAD Engineer_ GENERAL MOTORSLoaction: Detroit, Michigan
Must to have Experience on Routing High speed PCB, Power plane, Creepages and clearance, length matchingExperience on High-speed interfaces such (SATA, DDR4, DDR5, USB, Ethernet, PCIe, PMIC etc) Experience on RF boards
Job Description:
PCB eCAD EngineerPCB eCAD Engineer should be able to take complete ownership of PCB eCAD design activities, customer/ team interaction and Final Delivery.
Job description:
- Experience in PCB ECAD design using Siemens Xpedition Layout and DxDesigner VX (Mandatory)
- Knowledge in PCB eCAD & Library using EDM flow.
- Experience in Constraints editor System, Fablink (Panelisation), Variant manager, Drawing EditorStrong Design knowledge from schematics to Gerber.
- Experience in Digital, Analog & Mixed signal designs.
- Experience on Routing High speed PCB, Power plane, Creepages and clearance, length matchingExperience on High-speed interfaces such (SATA, DDR4, DDR5, USB, Ethernet, PCIe, PMIC etc)
- Experience on RF boards
- Good knowledge in Industry standards and manufacturing.
- Documentation and Gerber release.
Responsibilities:
PCB Placement, Constraint settings, Layer stackup, Power planes.
Electrical nets routing and length matching.
Documentation and Gerber release.
Interaction with customers and cross functional teams.
Guide and support team members
Requirements:
BS/BA or AS/AA and 8-10 years related experience Good communication skills in English, ability to work in a team environment. SRI Tech Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, national origin or citizenship status or ethnic origin, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.
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