Location: all cities,TX, USA
Contract position (1 year initial contract, potential to extend to 2 years or convert to FTE)
***JR ROLE - OPEN TO RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES WITH ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEGREE***
Job Title: Systems Power Engineer (Contract-Position)
Location: Austin, TX (onsite)
Seeking anenthusiastic electrical engineer to join our Power and Performance Customer Attainment team and work on best-in-class products. This is a design/test engineering position that entails working with multifunctional groups as well as clients/OEMs to innovate the technology implemented in our products. The team is mainly focused on power validation of silicon products and debugging PC systems with an emphasis on platform-level debug.
Education Requirements:
Recent college graduate holding a degree in EE or equivalent (Bachelors) with no more than 3-5 years' experience - a candidate with a Masters will only be considered if it is recent and unrelated to their Bachelors
Job Requirements:
Should demonstrate strong EE fundamentals (analog/digital design, signal/power integrity, etc.)
Strong understanding of BIOS, OS, and driver interactions at the system level as well as proficient understanding of x86 CPU architecture and functionality
Experience in scripting and automation languages (Perl, PowerShell, Python, etc.) as well as a good familiarity with basic lab equipment, data acquisition devices, and switching power supplies is a plus
Experience with leading PCB technology and electrical design and characterization of the following areas: DDR4/5, USB-C, LPDP, MIPI and I2C/SPI/UART buses is a plus
Experience in one or more of: MCU, power (DC-DC converters, power management, low power design), analog circuits, display technology, and integration is a plus
Experience in board CAD tools including Cadence Concept & Allegro is a plus
The role is self-starting and the candidate should be able to deal with a high level of ambiguity as well as constant communication with the client/OEM, internal system and software engineers, external vendors, and System on Chip (SoC) architects to debug and improve power models and drivers used for future client programs.