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Skyworks Solutions is hiring! - RF Cafe Forums
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Post subject: Skyworks Solutions is hiring!
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2011 9:20 am
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Joined: Mon Feb 21, 2011
7:24 pm
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RF/Microwave Design Engineer Cedar Rapids, IA
RF/ microwave solid-state circuit design engineer,
specifically with significant experience in power
amplifier and multi-chip module board design including
matching networks and/or filter design. The candidate
will be part of a product development team composed
of other design engineers, technicians, and layout
designers to effectively plan and execute RF/analog
IC and printed circuit board designs to meet critical
deadlines within the cost and performance criteria
provided by customers and marketing. The candidate
will face challenging performance parameters in
the design of power amplifiers, power control schemes
and front-end module products for the very fast
paced and competitive wireless handset market. Strong
circuit simulation skills including HP ADS, Momentum/Sonnet,
Cadence SpectreRF, HSPICE and/or PSPICE are necessary.
The candidate also must be knowledgeable in the
use of lab test equipment such as a Network Analyzer,
Spectrum Analyzer, RF Generator, Power Meter, and
Oscilloscope. The position requires a BSEE/MSEE
with significant related experience.
deb.bunting@skyworksinc.com
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