[SI-LIST] Oracle Job Opening

  • From: Gustavo Blando <gustavo.blando@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: si-list <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2012 09:13:06 -0500

The job description is listed bellow.

Thanks
Gus


SPARC SERVER SYSTEMS SIGNAL INTEGRITY ENGINEER

Oracle Systems SPARC Development Engineering is chartered with 
delivering SPARC-based rack and blade server systems, in short 
time-to-market and with world-class quality.  As part of SPARC Volume 
Systems East the applicant will be involved in developing the next 
generation of the T-series Volume Rack Server products.  These systems 
utilize cutting edge technology to deliver record-breaking performance, 
simplified management and cost-saving efficiencies.

Our organization is looking for senior, highly motivated, dedicated team 
members to do electrical hardware signal integrity for these server 
products.  Signal Integrity engineers participate in all phases of the 
PCBA/System life cycle including:

-         Initial Concept/Architecture
-         Simulation/Correlation of high speed passive channels
-         Creation of design rules, driving physical layout and review
-         Bringup and validation of PCBAs, respins, adjustment of rules 
as needed.
-         Final report and customer shipment

Oracle SPARC server contain a variety of cutting edge technology, 
engineers will
have broad opportunity to interact with:

-         High speed SERDES internal busses
-       I/O interfaces
-         Processor interfaces
-         Digital and analog power systems

Brief Posting Description
Evaluates reliability of materials, properties and techniques used in 
production; plans, designs and develops electronic parts, components, 
integrated circuitry, mechanical systems, equipment and packaging, 
optical systems and/or DSP systems.
Detailed Description
Responsible for designing, developing, modifying and evaluating 
electronic, electro-mechanical or mechanical components, assemblies or 
integrated circuitry for hardware systems for the external market. 
Includes new design, as well as modification activities that results in 
significant product enhancement. Activities encompass design, analysis, 
testing and process development using engineering principles and 
methods. Technical disciplines may include electrical and logical design 
of printed circuit boards or integrated circuits; mechanical design of 
electronics enclosures or integrated circuit packaging; and embedded 
software/firmware design.
Job Requirements
Duties and tasks are varied and complex needing independent judgment. 
Fully competent in own area of expertise. May have project lead role and 
or supervise lower level personnel. BS or MS degree or equivalent 
experience relevant to functional area. 4 years of engineering or 
related experience.
Additional Details
Ideal candidates will have:
  - Bachelors, Masters or Ph.D in Electrical Engineering or Computer 
Systems engineering
  - 7 to 10 years relevant experience in Signal Integrity
  - Experience with Printed Circuit Board design, stackup and assembly 
process
  - Background in high-frequency design techniques.
  - Experience analyzing and optimizing  passive channels in both time 
and frequency domain
  - Experience with high speed simulation tools and field solvers (ADS, 
CST, HFSS, MATLAB)
  - Ability to perform multi GB/s VNA measurements
  - Familiar with N-port Network analysis (S-parameters, 
ABCD-parameters, Z, Y-parameters
  - Experience supplying rules/requirement to faciliate PCB layout, 
ability to review
  - Experience mentoring junior engineers
  - Familiar with Cadence Allegro schematic capture and layout tools
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