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Broadcom Inc.

Silicon Design and Validation Engineer

Broadcom Inc.

San Jose, CA · Senior

$120,000 – $192,000

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What this role is

Broadcom seeks an engineer to design and validate analog and mixed-signal circuits for high-speed data center networking products, working across teams to develop and test ASIC components. This role suits candidates with deep expertise in high-speed circuit design, signal integrity, and hands-on lab validation.

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What they ask for

Required

  • M.Sc. or PhD in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering
  • 6+ years of analog and mixed-signal IP design, verification and validation experience
  • Design and validation experience with analog front-end circuits, TIAs, PLLs, VCOs and clocking
  • Knowledge of design flows, EDA integration, and foundry PDKs
  • Bench test, debug and validation experience with SerDes and data center networking components
  • Deep understanding of signal integrity and power integrity for high-speed designs
  • Experience with Matlab or Python
  • Experience with measurement equipment like oscilloscopes and network analyzers
  • System-level knowledge of optical and electrical high-speed I/Os
  • Understanding of high-speed interconnect architectures and IEEE standards

Nice to have

  • Experience with RF and high-speed probing
  • Understanding of advanced packaging architectures (2.5D/3D)
  • Familiarity with optical interconnect standards

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