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Intel

Wireless Connectivity System and Architecture Engineer

Intel

full time · Mid

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What this role is

This role involves leading system-level integration and validation of wireless connectivity chips and platforms, working across hardware, firmware, and software layers to bring products from early development through production. It's suitable for engineers with strong debugging and problem-solving skills who want to influence wireless SoC architecture and enjoy hands-on technical work across multiple domains.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
  • System integration or validation experience with complex SoC-based products
  • Understanding of wireless connectivity technologies
  • Hands-on experience with debug tools and lab equipment
  • Proficiency with Python or scripting
  • Experience with AI/GenAI tools for data analysis and automation
  • Strong analytical and debugging skills
  • Cross-functional collaboration ability

Nice to have

  • Wireless SoC bring-up or post-silicon validation experience
  • System architecture or specification definition experience
  • In-depth knowledge of wireless communication protocols and standards
  • Firmware, driver, or low-level software experience
  • Power management and performance analysis expertise
  • System-level modeling and simulation experience
  • Experience across multiple product generations or platforms

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