Our HW team in Israel is looking for an experienced System Engineer to join the Hardware Switch Group. The team leads the development of networking infrastructure for NVIDIA next-generation data centers focusing on accelerated performance while enabling optimized end to end GPU connectivity.
What you'll be doing:
- CPO (Co Package Optic) Switch System architecture and design from concept to mass production
- Define the HW requirement, HW arch, board partition and lead electro-optic-mech concept. In addition - design/review HW aspects such as schematics, component selection, layout, opto-mechanics, DFM/T
- Collaborate and integrate with all HW project fields: Board Design, Mechanics, Thermal, Production, Software/Firmware, RTL and more
- The position consists of hands-on testing in lab environment for electrical and optical integration & validation, including problem solving while accompany production and qualification process
What we need to see:
- B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience)
- 8+ years as a System/Hardware Engineer, experience in design and integration of complex HW projects execution
- Hands-on lab and HW & SW Tools skills
- Proven experience as technical leading multi-disciplinary projects
- Comprehensive understanding of RTL implementations (CPLD/FPGA)
- Excellent interpersonal relationship and demonstrated ability taking ownershi
Ways to stand out from the crowd:
Experience in data-center switches products design and validation & verification for high volume manufacturing
Experience in optic system, design, debug and testing
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Skills Required
- B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience
- 8+ years as a System/Hardware Engineer with complex HW project design and integration
- Hands-on lab experience and familiarity with HW and SW tools
- Proven technical leadership of multi-disciplinary projects
- Comprehensive understanding of RTL implementations (CPLD/FPGA)
- Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ownership
- Experience in data-center switch product design and high-volume manufacturing validation/verification
- Experience in optical system design, debug, and testing
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