[SI-LIST] SI Applications Engineer opportunity

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 Hello, my name is Jim Fitzpatrick.  I am a recruiter based in Ohio.  I =
realize that recruiter postings are "Generally discouraged," but this is =
an urgent search on behalf of an SI Manger whom I just placed with my =
San Jose, CA client, for a Signal Integrity Applications Engineer.  They =
prefer someone already located in the bay area, but will consider a =
candidate who would need little or no relocation assistance.  This is an =
urgent need with a growing group and will probably be the first of =
several SI Engineers hired over the next few months.  For your =
reference, I have included a detailed job description below.

If you would like to explore this position further, please send me a =
current copy of your resume and then contact me directly to discuss the =
opportunity as well as your skills and career interests in greater =
detail.  Please reference the freelists.org SI-List when replying to =
this e-mail.  if you are not interested in this opportunity for any =
reason, please feel free to forward it to any colleagues whom you think =
might be appropriate and interested.

Thank you.

Jim Fitzpatrick
(330) 497-8994
fitzpat@xxxxxxxxxx=20

As an Applications Engineer, Signal Integrity, you will handle test and =
characterization of company silicon to different protocols. You will =
provide analysis of the protocols and the ramifications on electrical =
requirements of the part. You will need to devise appropriate test =
methodologies. In addition to protocol testing, applicable SSO and =
decoupling testing will have to be executed for the HSIO (High Speed =
I/O). You will create documentation and follow it through to the =
company's technical publications group. From time to time datasheets, =
etc., will have to be created for the new silicon. You will train =
various groups on the technical work you have accomplished. You will =
also support customers implementing HSIO features in their systems. =
Customer support through Lab Testing and HSPICE modeling will also be =
required.=20

A successful candidate should have a BSEE or equivalent with a minimum =
of 7 years experience, or MSEE/PhD with a minimum of 5 years experience =
in high speed design and SI related areas, with the qualifications as =
follows:
- Good working knowledge of high speed I/O standards and transmission =
line theory is required.
- Lab experience in testing and characterization with tools such as =
BERTs, TDR, sampling scopes and noise generators is required.
- Working experience in modeling I/O using HSPICE or other SI tools is =
required.
- Working knowledge with SI tools such as HSPICE, IBIS, ANSOFT SI-2D/3D, =
HFSS, ADS, Specctraquest, ICX and SIGRITY are strongly preferred.
- Good written and oral communication skills are a must.
- Verilog experience a definite plus.


      Jim Fitzpatrick . Owner
      Fitzpatrick & Associates
        - Specialists in Technical Search -=20
      6187 Sorrento Avenue NW=20
      Canton, OH 44718=20
      Phone: (330) 497-8994=20
      Fax: (330) 497-8993=20
      Email: Fitzpat@xxxxxxxxxx=20
      Web: http://www.fitzpatrickcareers.com

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