Product Electronic Design Engineer (f/m/d) (En)

You will develop electro-optical transceivers that enable secure, reliable and
energy-efficient high-speed communication, especially in extreme environments such as aerospace.

Development and design of electronic circuits and PCB layouts for electro-optical transceivers with data rates from 25 Gbit/s
Performing signal integrity analyses and simulations of high-frequency and mixed-signal circuits using HFSS and SiWave
Evaluation, verification and optimisation of our products
Further technical support during the transfer of the developed product to series production and product qualification
Creation of high-speed test boards for use in measurement technology and at customer sites
Selection of suitable components and close cooperation with suppliers and manufacturing partners
Creation of technical documentation and reports
Degree (bachelor's or master's) in electrical engineering or a comparable field
Several years of professional experience in electronic design, ideally in the
field of optical communications engineering
In-depth knowledge of analogue and digital circuit design as well as high-speed PCB layout
At least 3 years of experience in circuit and PCB design, preferably with Cadence Allegro
Experience with simulation tools such as HFSS, SiWave, PSpice, ADS
Team-oriented approach, analytical thinking and a high degree of initiative
Strong focus on results
Very good written and spoken English (C1)

Ideally, you also have e.g.

Knowledge of aerospace development (radiation effects, design for reliability, thermal management or working with ECSS standards) is a strong plus
Programming skills in LabVIEW
A rapidly growing company with long-term prospects
A committed international work environment that does everything it can to make technical innovations available to customers
Flat hierarchies with open doors
A supportive and results-oriented working environment
Work on cutting-edge technology
Performance-related pay
30 days' holiday

Start Date : asap

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