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David Careers

PCB Design & Layout Engineer

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wise skullsDallas (TX)
Electronics Engineers, Except ComputerPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Title: PCB Design & Layout Engineer
Location: Dallas, TX (Onsite)
Duration: 6+ months
Implementation Partner: Infosys End Client: To be disclosedJD:We are looking for an experienced PCB Design & Layout Engineer to work on-site. You will create and update RF and mixed-signal PCB layouts for Power Amplifier boards, working closely with the PA design and verification teams.
Experience: 5-8 Years
Preferred Qualification: Bachelor's or Master's in Electronics / Electrical Engineering or related field
Key Responsibilities: Create and update RF and mixed-signal PCB layouts based on schematic, mechanical, thermal and RF needs. Define PCB stack-up and work with the PCB supplier on engineering queries (EQ).Plan controlled impedance, RF routing, grounding, shielding and isolation. Apply Signal Integrity (SI), Power Integrity (PI) and EMI/EMC-aware design practices. Complete component placement and design-rule checks (DRC).Lead layout design reviews and fix layout issues. Prepare manufacturing data with DFM/DFX in mind. Support prototype bring-up and handle design changes.
Required Skills & Experience:
  • Hands-on experience in RF and mixed-signal PCB layout.knowledge of high-power RF / PA board layout
  • Strong knowledge of stack-up, controlled impedance, grounding and shielding.
  • Good understanding of SI, PI and EMI/EMC basics.
  • Understanding of thermal considerations in PCB design
  • Experience with Mentor Graphics Xpedition Enterprise
  • Knowledge of DFM/DFX and manufacturing database preparation.
  • Ability to run design reviews and work with suppliers.
  • Good documentation and teamwork skills

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