Board Design Engineer
Posted Jun 17 · 0 applicants
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The role in plain words
- strong communication skills
- Design high-speed digital and mixed-signal boards (SerDes, DDR, FPGA, µP)
- Strong knowledge of analog and power design
- Schematic design (OrCAD), simulation, and PCB layout support
- Board bring-up, debugging, and documentation
- FPGA development using Verilog/VHDL (Xilinx/Altera)
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Full job description
Original listing · kept for referenceWe are seeking an experienced Board Designer to join our hardware development team. We are looking for a fast-learning engineer with strong attention to detail and a big-picture mindset. The ideal candidate able to lead tasks independently while also working smoothly with others, has strong communication skills, and can lead design reviews (PDR, CDR, DVR).
Job Responsibilities:
· Design high-speed digital and mixed-signal boards (SerDes, DDR, FPGA, µP)
· Strong knowledge of analog and power design
· Schematic design (OrCAD), simulation, and PCB layout support
· Collaborate with system, software, and mechanical teams
· Board bring-up, debugging, and documentation
· Advantage: FPGA development using Verilog/VHDL (Xilinx/Altera)
Job Requirements:
· B.Sc. in Electrical or Electronic Engineering
· 5+ years of experience in high-speed board design, including microcontrollers, SRAM/DDR memory, ADC, DAC, op-amps, and power systems
· Hands-on lab experience, including both board bring-up and system bring-up
· Strong leadership, teamwork, and communication skills
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- strong communication skills, Design high-speed digital and mixed-signal boards (SerDes, DDR, FPGA, µP), Strong knowledge of analog and power design, Schematic design (OrCAD), simulation, and PCB layout support, Board bring-up, debugging, and documentation