[SI-LIST] Job Opening at Altera
- From: Marc Miller <mmiller@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 15:51:55 -0800
I have a senior technical marketing opening in my group at Altera in San
Jose, California, for someone with a strong background in multi-gigabit
physical and link layers.
Here is the description:
Lead product definition for physical layers for Altera products. You must
have expertise in Networking, Access/Transmission, and/or Wireless
infrastructure spanning link layer, physical layer, boards, components and
component block diagrams with an emphasis on Multi-Gigabit Transceivers.
Influential participant in OIF, Gigabit Ethernet, RapidIO, NPF or PCI
Express standards groups. Knowledgeable about digital and analog CMOS chip
design, I/O characterization, and interoperability. Knowledgeable about
signal integrity, jitter, and timing analysis for CDR and source
synchrounous systems. You will identify market trends in physical layer I/O
techniques, PLLS, channel counts, and alignment. Transform future
requirements into both high level and detailed product requirement
documents. Work closely with engineering group to close the gap between
marketing requirements and engineering reality. Successful candidate will
be a skilled communicator who establishes credibility with marketing,
engineering, executive management, standards consortiums, and customers.
Qualifications include a BS/MS EE with 8+ years experience in marketing,
applications, development, or product planning for Networking,
Access/Transmission, and/or Wireless link layer, physical layer and analog
products. ASIC or FPGA knowledge is a plus.
If you are interested and have a good skills match please send me your
resume.
Marc Miller
Director of System Product Planning
Altera Corporation
mmiller@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:mmiller@xxxxxxxxxx>
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