Signal Integrity Engineer
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
Supporting the development of next-generation interconnect solutions, the fully remote Signal Integrity Engineer will execute signal integrity simulations, develop validation plans, and create custom test setups for high-speed interconnect products in high-performance computing and communications environments.
Key responsibilities:
Execute signal integrity simulations and electrical evaluations to optimize high-speed interconnect products
Develop and implement validation plans for product releases and design enhancements
Create and utilize custom test boards and measurement setups to verify electrical characteristics and reliability
Required qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required; advanced degree preferred
3+ years of experience in high-speed digital systems or signal integrity analysis
Experience with electrical test and measurement equipment such as VNAs and TDRs
Proficiency with simulation and modeling software including HFSS, CST, and MATLAB
Strong understanding of component characterization and electromagnetic fundamentals
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