Senior Hardware Engineer

Omni Design Technologies is a leading provider of high-performance, ultra-low power IP cores, from 28nm down through advanced FinFET nodes, enabling differentiated system-on-chip (SoC) solutions. Our technology fuels innovation in critical applications ranging from 5G, wireline and optical communications, LiDAR, radar, automotive networking, AI, and image sensors.

With a proven track record of exceeding 50% year-over-year growth, we are at an inflection point, poised to significantly expand our market share and solidify our position as a technology leader. Role Overview This is a lead role with full ownership of high-speed evaluation boards from start to finish — from initial specification and design through schematic capture, layout, bring-up, characterization, and debug.

The role has a strong lab focus, with responsibility for driving high-speed measurement and validation on the bench, including work with BERTs and high-speed oscilloscopes. You will set the technical direction for our test board hardware and partner with analog, digital, and test automation teams to define next-generation evaluation platforms.

Work Model: Hybrid — on-site lab/bench work combined with remote flexibility.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and take full ownership of high-speed/RF boards from specification through design, schematic capture, PCB layout, BOM, bring-up, test, and debug. RF Signal Path Design: Design RF signal paths with careful attention to impedance matching, microstrip/stripline routing, connector selection, and launch structures for operation up to 64 GHz.

Power Delivery: Design low-noise power delivery networks using LDO regulators appropriate for sensitive analog and RF measurement environments. Converter Characterization: Characterize high-speed ADC and DAC devices, including SNDR, SFDR, THD, and dynamic range measurements. Signal Integrity: Measure and interpret S-parameters to validate board signal integrity and RF performance across the full frequency range.

High-Speed Lab Validation: Lead high-speed measurement and validation on the bench, including BERT bit-error-rate testing, eye-diagram/jitter analysis, and high-speed oscilloscope characterization. Digital Integration: Integrate FPGA or microcontroller subsystems on test boards to enable automated stimulus, data capture, and instrument control.

Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with analog, digital, and test automation engineers to define specifications for next-generation evaluation boards. Documentation: Clearly and thoroughly document board designs, test procedures, and characterization results. Required Qualifications B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or a related field 5+ years of hands-on PCB design and hardware bring-up experience Demonstrated experience characterizing high-speed ADC or DAC devices High-speed/RF PCB design experience, including controlled impedance, grounding, shielding, and high-frequency connector and launch design Proficiency designing high-speed/RF schematics and layouts using industry-standard EDA tools Strong working knowledge of S-parameters and VNA measurement techniques Experience with low-noise LDO selection and power supply layout best practices for analog/RF environments Experience with SERDES and the JESD204B high-speed serial interface in an ADC/DAC evaluation environment Hands-on proficiency with BERTs, high-speed oscilloscopes, VNAs, spectrum analyzers, and signal generators Desirable Qualifications FPGA development experience, including RTL design, embedded firmware, or board-level integration Microcontroller (MCU) integration on test boards for stimulus, data capture, and instrument control Python scripting for test automation, instrument control (VISA/PyVISA), and data analysis Experience designing or characterizing boards at mm.

Wave frequencies above 30 GHz Familiarity with JESD204C or other emerging high-speed converter interface standards Familiarity with high-speed SERDES at 224G Experience with high-speed lab testing, including BERT, high-speed oscilloscopes, eye/jitter analysis, and bit-error-rate measurements Ability to test ADC and DAC devices and clearly present product performance to technical and cross-functional audiences Experience in a fabless semiconductor or IC design environment Key Skills at a Glance Required PCB design — 5+ years Board bring-up and debug High-speed lab testing — BERT, oscilloscope, eye/jitter, BER RF design up to 64 GHz S-parameters and VNA ADC/DAC characterization Low-noise LDO design JESD204B SERDES Desirable Python test automation ADC/DAC performance reporting and presentation FPGA development MCU integration mm.

Wave (>30 GHz) JESD204C 224G SERDES