Senior High Speed ANALOG Design Engineer, San Jose, CA
trioptusSan Jose (CA)
Senior High Speed ANALOG Design Engineer, San Jose, CA
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trioptusSan Jose (CA)
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Senior High Speed Analog Design Engineer
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San Jose, CAClient products typically fall in one of the three categories below: Digital Signaling products are the recognized leader in high speed signal conditioning and switching for interfaces that include USB, Display Port, HDMI, and PCIe. Display Systems include timing controllers, source drivers, and integrated display driver solutions. Touch Interface products include products with high noise immunity and wet finger performance. In addition to being a technology innovator, Client is an active participant and leader in industry standards-setting organizations. Client is a wholly owned US-based subsidiary and is a member of VESA (Video Electronics Standard Association). Client has made key contributions to the development of VESA's Display PortTM digital video interface standard. The Senior High Speed Analog Design Engineer position is a key member of the Digital Signaling Products team. Experience with high speed circuit design will be highly valued by the team. Required
Experience: 5+ years' experience with BS in EE, CS or equivalent. MS a plus
Hands on experience with design and validation of wireline high speed silicon Experience with strong design capability for the 10 Gbps+ wireline data transfer Good understanding of analog circuit design Experience with USB 3.1 or PCIe 3.0. PCIe 4.
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