Sr. EE Hardware Engineer (Switch, Server, Storage)

Reference: GC865454

Posted on: 11/5/2024

Taipei Taiwan

Permanent

Job Responsibilities

Lead the design and definition of 100G Data Center Switches, 100G/Multi-G PoE Switches, and Enterprise Gateway/Routers, focusing on overall system architecture.
Oversee the design and verification of 100G/Multi-G PoE Switches and Enterprise Gateway/Routers, addressing all aspects of hardware (HW), software (SW), firmware (FW), mechanical (ME), signal integrity (SI), thermal, and acoustic requirements. Collaborate with BSP and FW teams for issue resolution and system bring-up.
Manage the product lifecycle from New Product Introduction (NPI) to Mass Production (MP) and End of Life (EOL).
Coordinate with cross-functional teams, including PCB layout, component engineering, firmware, mechanical and electrical power engineering, thermal engineering, QA, software engineering, project management, industrial design (ID), and compliance engineering.
Partner with OEM/CM to define manufacturing requirements, conduct tests, and resolve production issues.
Establish testing criteria to ensure the quality and performance of PoE Switches and Gateway/Routers.

Requirements

Master’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
8-10+ years of experience in system/hardware design, including team leadership experience.
Proven expertise in both analog and digital circuit design.
In-depth experience with 802.3at/bt PoE standards, including PSE/PD, 100G/Multi-G Ethernet PHY, Ethernet Switches, and Routers/Gateways.
Proficiency with high-speed interfaces like 100Gbps/40Gbps/25Gbps/10Gbps SerDes, USB 3.1/3.2, PCI-E Gen2/3/4, and SATA3.
Solid understanding of ESD, surge protection, safety, and compliance standards.
Experience with DC/DC power circuit design, including power sequencing and layout verification.
Skilled in hardware EDA tools such as ORCAD Capture CIS, Cadence ORCAD Layout, Cadence Allegro, and Mentor PADS.
Familiarity with Broadcom, Marvell, Realtek, and MTK solutions, as well as ARM/MIPS platforms.

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