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From: Kristin Burns (kristin.burns@stanford.edu)
Date: 01/22/08


Senior Characterization Engineer
The Senior Characterization Engineer is
responsible for characterization of SiTime’s
revolutionary MEMS-based timing products,
including mixed signal characterization efforts,
systems/algorithms development, datasheet
validation, performance feedback to MEMS/CMOS
design, and prototyping of test and FA methodologies.
Responsibilities:
    * Design/Prototyping/Release of RF (up to ~3GHz) characterization
    * Key contributor to future direction of
SiTime’s characterization methodologies and systems
    * Component/instrument selection
    * Mixed signal PCB design/layout
    * External PCB/instrumentation vendor management
    * Software development for instrument automation
    * Rapid prototyping of algorithms for specialized characterization needs.
    * Work with MEMS and Circuit design groups to
specify design improvements related to Design For Char/Design For Test (DFT)
    * Work with Test group to release designs and
algorithms to final test/production environments.
    * Professional documentation of
characterization results, system designs, and algorithms
Requirements:
    * PhD in Electrical Engineering, or BSEE/MSEE
+ 3-7 years related experience (exceptional
candidates in other disciplines, e.g., ME, will be considered)
    * Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
    * Mixed signal design ability at the board level
    * Good knowledge of signal processing in both hardware and software
    * Ability to efficiently manage outside PCB
vendors or instrumentation vendors
    * Deep familiarity with lab instrument capabilities and limitations
    * Ability to synthesize an instrumentation
system design (software/hardware) from scratch, evaluate build/buy decisions
    * Excellent programming skills, and ability
to synthesize algorithms; microcontroller
firmware programming + MATLAB scripting is ideal
    * Familiarity with Matlab, Labview, or some
other instrument-centric programming environment
    * Mixed signal understanding of CMOS
circuitry at the chip level is a plus.
    * Knowledge and skills preferred:
    * Self-starter – able to manage projects and
vendors efficiently with little supervision
    * Programming ability in C or C++
    * Familiarity with RF board design issues,
including signal integrity and transmission line issues in the 1-3GHz rnage
    * Working knowledge of advanced
timing-specific instruments such as network
analyzers and time-interval-analyzers (TIAs)
    * Strong statistical analysis skills
    * Strong familiarity with mixed-signal CMOS design

Please contact Robert Sheridan (MS’01)

Manager, Characterization Engineering
SiTime Corporation
f: 408 328 4439
rs@sitime.com
www.sitime.com

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