Description
We are now looking for a Signal & Power Integrity Engineer to join our team. As a Signal & Power Integrity Engineer at NVIDIA, you will drive board/system level signal and power integrity requirements, lead board/system SI/PI design activities, and work closely with various teams to design and ensure system SI/PI performance meets expectation.
Responsibilities: Drive board/system level signal and power integrity requirements Lead board/system SI/PI design activities, including PCB stackup/material selection, design guide implementation, layout review, and post-layout analysis Work closely with Architecture, ASIC, Mixed Signal, Package, and PCB Design teams to design and ensure system SI/PI performance meets expectation before Gerber out, also work closely with Design Validation teams to support SI/PI failure analysis Develop novel algorithms & new methodologies to improve SI/PI modeling efforts Work with Application Engineering teams to support customers w/ SI/PI questions VNA & TDR measurements to support model correlation efforts and improve confidence in design stage
Requirements: MS/BS in EE or equivalent experience Minimum 1+ years of experience as a SI/PI engineer Deep understanding of electromagnetic, specifically electromagnetic waves including transmission line theory and via properties Proficient with HFSS, Sigrity, Hspice, and/or other simulation tools Experienced with Cadence Allegro PCB designer and Constraints Manager Understanding of high volume manufacturing variations and impact to channel signal integrity Exposure to lab measurements including VNA & TDR experience Passionate about SI/PI work Good written & verbal interpersonal skills in English
Ideally, you will have familiarity with NRZ/PAM-4 signaling schemes, exposure to interface timing budgets and system modeling, familiarity with high-speed I/O design concepts including clock generation, transmitter & receiver design, and equalization schemes, PDN analyses including model generation and time domain simulation, and experience w/ Matlab, Python, and C as well as exposure to package design.