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KLA-Tencor

Sr. Electrical Hardware Design Engineer – Mixed-Signal Sensor Systems

KLA-Tencor

Milpitas, CA · full time · Senior

$117,800 – $200,300

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What this role is

KLA seeks a hardware design engineer to develop mixed-signal electrical subsystems for advanced wafer sensors used in semiconductor manufacturing. This role suits someone who enjoys owning the full lifecycle of technical problems, from architecture through production, and collaborating across firmware, mechanical, and systems teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field (or Master's with 3 years experience, or PhD with 0 years experience)
  • 3+ years designing and developing electronic hardware products
  • Mixed-signal circuit design experience with analog and digital electronics
  • Schematic development and PCB design support
  • Hands-on lab experience with test equipment like oscilloscopes and logic analyzers
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with root-cause analysis experience
  • Ability to independently execute subsystem designs

Nice to have

  • Precision sensor interfaces and analog front-end design experience
  • Low-power electronics or battery-powered device experience
  • Communication interface familiarity (SPI, I²C, UART, RF, BLE, optical)
  • PCB design tool experience (Altium, OrCAD, Cadence, PADS)
  • Simulation and analysis tools experience (LTspice, ADS, HyperLynx, MATLAB, Python)
  • Product development through qualification and production release experience
  • Semiconductor equipment, instrumentation, robotics, aerospace, medical device, industrial automation, or embedded hardware background

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