[SI-LIST] SI Job Opening at Spansion

Hello All,

Spansion is looking to hire an SI engineer. Following is the job
description.
If interested, kindly contact the hiring manager Dr. John Jackson directly.
His email is
John.Jackson@xxxxxxxxxxxx 

Best Regards
Manoj

*******Job
Description***************************************************************

 Signal Integrity Engineer, Spansion Advanced Packaging Technology,
Sunnyvale, Ca

The job responsibility involves package circuit modeling, simulation,
and verification. You will be working with Flash silicon design and 
package physical design teams to develop package electrical design 
rules for optimal cost and performance. The package technologies of 
interest will include lead frame based packages, BGA's, and multi-chip
as well as multi-component SiP packages.

Duties of the job will include but not be limited to package 
electrical modeling, simulation, and empirical verification.
Collaboration and co-design with Flash memory device design, package 
design, and customers/applications engineering will be necessary so 
good communication and teaming skills are required. Responsibilities 
will also include the development of electrical design rules to guide 
package physical design as new product introduction and advanced 
package technologies require improved electrical performance. A 
working knowledge of various commercially available simulation tools 
is necessary
Job Requirements:
Excellent communications skills and ability to collaborate on large
interdisciplinary teams is necessary. 
MS or PhD in EE, 5+ years of signal integrity experience, package and/or
board signal integrity experience desireable.

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