Senior Signal Integrity Engineer

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United StatesFull-TimeSenior

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field
5+ years of experience in signal integrity or high-speed hardware design engineering
Strong understanding of high-speed transmission principles including impedance, noise, crosstalk, and signal attenuation
Hands-on experience with interfaces such as LPDDR5, PCIe, USB4, SerDes, and Ethernet
Proficiency with SI simulation tools such as Ansys HFSS, SIwave, CST, or similar industry-standard software
Practical experience using lab equipment including oscilloscopes, VNAs, TDRs, and protocol analyzers
Ability to diagnose complex hardware issues and support product bring-up and validation
Strong analytical thinking, communication skills, and ability to collaborate across engineering disciplines

Responsibilities

Conduct signal integrity simulations using tools such as HyperLynx, HFSS, CST, or equivalent platforms
Identify and resolve signal degradation issues including crosstalk, reflections, attenuation, and noise
Analyze PCB layouts and provide actionable recommendations to improve high-speed signal routing and performance
Collaborate with hardware, PCB layout, and mechanical teams to optimize signal paths and ensure design compliance with specifications
Evaluate power delivery network (PDN) performance to reduce noise, ground bounce, and related integrity issues
Develop, execute, and refine test strategies using lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, VNAs, and TDRs
Support bring-up activities and troubleshoot SI issues during prototype validation and product launch phases
Create and maintain design guidelines, best practices, and SI validation checklists to support engineering teams

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