[SI-LIST] Re: Analog high speed circuitry and signal integrity
- From: olaney@xxxxxxxx
- To: kgrhoads@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 10:29:46 -0800
LeCroy makes great products, but when considering any high tech job ask
for and read the things you will have to sign when you start, *before*
accepting an offer, particularly in the Northeast. See
http://www.ieeeusa.org/members/IPandtheengineer.pdf for details.
Orin
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:25:29 +0000 "Kevin G. Rhoads"
<kgrhoads@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> It looks like the mailer Roger is using is attaching the text file as
> an
> encoded attachment, rather than cutting it inline. Probably copy
> and paste
> would be a better approach. For those without command line
> UU/XX/MIME decoders,
> here is the decodeed result
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_________________________________________________________________________
_______:
> Hello All,
>
> I have an opening for the following description, go to the LeCroy
> Website:
> http://www.lecroy.com/corporate/jobs/default.asp
>
> Roger
>
> Design of high-frequency PCBs
> Design of Analog and digital high speed circuitry including
> transmission
> lines
> Measurement of state-of-the-art, high speed custom designed
> Integrated
> Circuits
>
> These are only a few of the challenges we face every day designing
> our
> high-end products. You can help solve these problems if you join
> LeCroyâ??s
> High End Hardware Team.
> Primary responsibilities for this job include design, analysis,
> debug and
> documentation of analog and mixed signal electronic circuits. You
> will also
> be responsible for the implementation of the designs on a printed
> circuit
> board and thick film hybrid.
>
> Requirements:
> Bachelors in Electrical Engineering
> 0-5 years work experience
>
> Familiarity with some or all of the following skills will
> also be
> expected:
> Low noise analog circuit designs.
> Knowledge of signal integrity, transmission lines and
> high-frequency PCB
> design.
> Knowledge of digital sampling theory as related to sampling
> circuitry.
> Ability to work in the frequency and time domain environments.
> The use of test equipment - especially spectrum Analyzers,
> Network
> Analyzers and Digital Oscilloscopes.
> Measurement and usage of S parameters.
> Design simulation analysis with Orcad, PSpice, Excel, Ansoft
> tools,
> MatLab and other software tools.
>
> A plus:
> Low noise analog circuit designs.
> Script based language to control external equipment.
> The design of low phase noise frequency sources and synthesizers.
> The understanding of the operation of Phase Detectors, XTALs,
> VCOs, and
> Limiters.
>
> The ability to think logically, to learn quickly and the desire
> to learn
> new things are among the most important attributes for this
> position.
>
> LeCroy is located in suburban Rockland County, NY - approximately
> 20 miles
> north of Manhattan/New York City and less than two miles from
> Bergen
> County, New Jersey.
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