[SI-LIST] Re: Signal Integrity openings in Cisco, Shanghai, China
- From: Dudi Tash <dudi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Amit Agrawal (amiagra2)" <amiagra2@xxxxxxxxx>, "si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2011 10:07:29 +0200
Dear Amit,
My name is David Tash, and I'm the Founder and CEO of Dgtronix Ltd.
We provide:
1. Turn Key Solutions for local and foreign companies. Those solution include
design and SI/PI simulations.
I'm a well know figure in Israel and give a very thorough 48 hour course, in
co-operation with Israel's largest training company please see the link
http://www.hi-tech.co.il/college/Courses/735.pdf
2. In addition, we have a line of ASIC Emulation products.
3. You can also read more about activities and customers in
www.dgtronix-tech.com
I wonder if we could help you with our services.
Best Regards
David Tash
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We have three full time Signal Integrity openings in Cisco, Shanghai,
China. The job description is given below. The req # are: R904300,
R904301, R904302. If you are interested you can apply directly and also
you can send me your resume.
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Regards,
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Amit Agrawal
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Amit P Agrawal, Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Hardware Engineering
Ethernet Switching Technology Group
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Phone: 408 424 2732
Mobile: 408 666 8452
Fax: 408 853 2404
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Job Description:
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An experienced signal integrity engineer is being sought for design and
analysis of high speed interfaces and power distribution network. The
successful candidate will be part of signal integrity and Power
Integrity team and will participate in the definition of chip, package,
printed circuit board (PCB), and system interconnects. Within a
concurrent engineering environment, the individual will be part of a
larger team with system architects, logic designers, ASIC engineers, and
SI engineers in creation of next generation networking products.
This group works on present and next-generation cost-sensitive yet high
performance and high volume products.
Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to:=20
- Working experience in high speed serial I/O applications, PLLs,
transceiver/SERDES operations
- Definition of signaling and package technology for high performance
ASICs
- Simulating and/or analyzing and/or generating power delivery network
requirements=20
- Understanding signal integrity and timing in order to budget and
evaluate trade-offs between design parameters to determine a solution
space that is high volume manufacturable=20
- Generating the routing requirements and electrical margins for
specific interfaces and verifying their correctness=20
Typically requires MSEE/Ph.D combined with 2-7 years of related
experience, Proficiency with spice (or equivalent) circuit simulation,
field-solver and time/frequency domain analysis, familiarity with high
speed serdes design, PLL and LVDS, CML and other high-performance I/O
technologies, ASIC design experience with I/O selection and
simulation/validation, solid background on transmission line theory are
necessary. In depth understanding of electromagnetic is plus. Experience
with available CAD tools such as HSPICE, HFSS, FDTD tools, MoM tools,
Sigrity, PAKSI-E, Sentinel-PI, Siwave, Q3D, Agilent ADS, Cadence SI
tools or related tools is required. Experience correlating simulation
results with lab measurements using oscilloscopes, TDRs, VNAs, and
spectrum analyzers is a plus. Self motivation, teamwork and strong
communication skills are essential.
Education:
Typically requires MSEE/Ph.D combined with 2-7 years of related
experience
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