3 device engineer jobs found

Position: Analog Layout Engineer (eInfochips) Job Description: What You'll Be Doing: High-Speed Analog Layout Engineer designs the physical silicon layout for high-frequency or high-speed mixed-signal circuits (such as SerDes, ADCs, DACs, PLLs, and High speed blocks). Responsibilities Floor Planning & Integration: Create block-level and chip-top-level floor plans, manage hierarchical block integration, and handle micro-bump or package-aware co-design. Parasitic & Noise Control: Address layout-dependent effects (LOD, WPE, LDE), device matching, common-centroid structures, guard rings, and isolation or shielding (coaxial, differential, ground shields). [1, 2, 3] What We Are Looking For: Reliability & Verification: Ensure complete closure on DRC (Design Rule Check), LVS (Layout Versus Schematic), ERC, antenna rules, EM/IR (Electromigration / Infrared drop) reliability, and ESD protection Generally 5 to 12+ years of hands-on custom IC layout...

Description: You will be the Senior ASIC & FPGA Design Engineer for the Programmable Logic Design team within Lockheed  Martin  Missiles  and  Fire  Control (MFC). Our team creates, prototypes, and fields precision engagement aerospace and defense systems for the U.S. and allied militaries, delivering cutting edge digital solutions that protect the warfighter. What You Will Be Doing As the Senior ASIC & FPGA Design Engineer you will act as a technical leader on one or more defense programs, shaping the architecture, verification and integration of advanced FPGA based hardware. You will translate system level performance, safety and reliability requirements into robust programmable logic designs, while collaborating with cross functional engineers to keep the program on schedule and on budget. Your responsibilities will include: • Define architecture and design specifications for ASIC/FPGA components; write clean, maintainable RTL (VHDL, Verilog, SystemVerilog) that...

Description: You will be the CAD/CAM Engineer Staff for the CAD/CAM & PLM organization which is responsible for advancing training and best‑practice processes across all aeronautical sites. What You Will Be Doing As the CAD/CAM Engineer Staff you will be responsible for leading the CAD and PLM training program, developing standards, and ensuring the engineering community can efficiently use the tools and processes required for mission success. Your responsibilities will include: Design, develop, and deliver training programs for CATIA V5, 3DX, NX, and Xcelerator across design, analysis, manufacturing, tooling, sustainment, and specialty engineering teams. Create and maintain training documentation, standards, and processes for CAD/CAM and PLM tools. Collaborate with Aero IT and the Design Process Integration team to define engineering dataset standards and update the Engineering Process Control Manual. Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues...