Hello, This is a new position in my group. In the past one year I advertized in the "si-list" few times and have filled three positions. If anyone is interested in this new position, please send me your resume or call me for more detail. Regards, Amit -----Original Message----- From: jim [mailto:jimf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2010 8:00 PM To: Amit Agrawal (amiagra2); Amit Agrawal (amiagra2); si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [SI-LIST] Senior Signal Integrity Jobs at Cisco, San Jose, CA Hi All, This job is a phantom. Jim Freeman -----Original Message----- >From: "Amit Agrawal (amiagra2)" <amiagra2@xxxxxxxxx> >Sent: Aug 26, 2010 1:35 PM >To: "Amit Agrawal (amiagra2)" <amiagra2@xxxxxxxxx>, si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: [SI-LIST] Senior Signal Integrity Jobs at Cisco, San Jose, CA > >We are looking for a senior level signal integrity engineer in >Enterprise Switching Technology Group (ESTG), Cisco, San Jose. The >position is located in San Jose, CA. The description of the job >requirements are given below. If you are interested, please send me your >resume or contact me directly. > > >Best Regards, > > > >Amit P. Agrawal, Ph.D. > >Senior Manager, Hardware Engineering > >Enterprise Switching Technology Group > >Cisco, San Jose, CA > >amiagra2@xxxxxxxxx > >(408) 424-2732 (Office) > >__________________________________________________________ > > > >JOB DESCRIPTION FOR TECHNICAL LEAD/SENIOR SIGNAL INTEGRITY ENGINEER > > > >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 technology team >and 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 system 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 limited to: > > > >- Working experience in high speed serial I/O applications, PLLs, CDR, >transceiver/SERDES operations >- Definition of signaling and package technology for high performance >ASICs >- Simulating and/or analyzing and/or generating power delivery network >requirements >- 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 manufacturability >- Generating the routing requirements and electrical margins for >specific interfaces and verifying their correctness >- Designing and conducting detailed testing and measurements to collect >data for validation and correlation of design analysis >- Making recommendations to modify lab equipment and/or processes to >establish or improve process feasibility and/or capability and > > increase efficiency > > > > > >Typically requires MSEE/Ph.D. combined with 5-7 years of related >experience, or BSEE/CS combined with 7-10 yrs related experience. >Proficiency with spice (or equivalent) circuit simulation, field-solver >and time/frequency domain analysis, familiarity with high speed serdes >design, PLL design and LVDS, SST, 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 electromagnetics is plus. >Experience with available CAD/CAE tools such as HSPICE, SiSoft, HFSS, >CST, Sigrity Speed 2000, PowerSI, Si-Wave, Paksi-E, Sentinel-PI, TDA, >Apache Redhawk/CPM, Agilent ADS, and Cadence SI tools or related tools. >Experience in correlating simulation results with lab measurements using >oscilloscopes, TDRs, VNAs, and BertScope is a plus. 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