RF Hardware Design Engineer

Teradyne•North Reading, MA

1d•$150,400 - $240,600•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an experienced RF/Millimeter-Wave Design Engineer to join our North Reading, MA team. The person filling this role will be a Senior member in our instrument design team. As an individual contributor, you will work with other members of the design team, including cross-functionally with mechanical, software, and manufacturing, to design high quality / state-of-the-art test and measurement instruments operating at frequencies up to 80 GHz and beyond.

Requirements

Extensive experience developing millimeter wave circuits above 80 GHz
Extensive experience designing RF and microwave systems
Strong understanding of state-of-the-art technology and practice for designing above 80 GHz
Worked with materials and manufacturing teams to understand technology and process tradeoffs to develop high quality / high reliability designs
Experience producing quality designs using simulation tools such as SystemVue, ADS and HFSS
MSEE degree or equivalent with 10+ years of experience in RF, analog, and mixed signal circuit design up to 80 GHz

Nice To Haves

PhD preferred

Responsibilities

Develop and evaluate RF system architectures, including detailed cascade analysis and system analysis
Work with MMIC device vendors and contribute to Teradyne semiconductor strategy
Design measurement system and define block level electrical specifications
Develop prototype designs generally using ADS and HFSS
Work closely with internal stakeholders and external vendors to ensure designs are consistent with manufacturing constraints, including Design-For-Manufacturing (DFM) and Design-For-Test (DFT)
Develop test plans and perform module level design verification in the lab
Work closely with manufacturing to resolve process related performance issues to root cause and corrective action
Develop hardware documents such as technical assessments, implementation specifications and layered specification documents
Participate in technical discussions and exchanges regarding technology developments, next generation developments and roadmaps