We are the leading board design team focused on providing hardware solutions for validation teams across INTEL, specializing on products for CPU and communication markets.
Dealing with high end PCB technologies, fastest interfaces of the future, SI/PI constrains, resolving electrical and functional validation challenges is a part of our day to day work.

We are looking for a skilled and passionate Board Designer who is motivated to combine the art of Hardware design with innovation mindset, to design solutions for future validation challenges. If you consider yourself a team player with excellent communication and learning skills and a strong sense of ownership, this is will be your dream job.

Qualifications

Requirements:

• At least 5 years of experience in HW and high-speed board design.
• Strong background in multidisciplinary HW solutions
• Independent leading development of boards/modules
• HW debug, hands-on, Lab experience
• Proactive mindset, fast learner, excellent interpersonal communication skills
• Good SI/PI understanding, routing and interconnect optimization.
• Understanding in PCB/stackup
• English is our communication language

Advantage:

• Experience with DDR/LPDDR4-5, PCIe3-4, SerDes, power and analog design.
• Understanding in PCB Low loss materials, HDI, hybrid.
• Familiar with INTEL products.
• Cadence and Allegro tools.
• SI/PI simulations, SPICE, HFSS etc.
• FPGA design (VHDL/Verilog).
• FW design for microcontrollers.
• Python and SW skills.

Inside this Business Group

The everyday contributions of the Intel Validation Engineering (iVE) team are essential to retaining/regaining Intel's product leadership. We validate, debug, and tune the newest designs and world-changing technologies that enrich the lives of every person on earth. We play a critical role in completing the PRQs of Intel products and in Intel's ability to deliver the annual technology platforms in our roadmap.

Work Model for this Role

This role will be eligible for our hybrid work model which allows employees to split their time between working on-site at their assigned Intel site and off-site.