Digital Hardware Designer - Timing & Clock Sync for RAN

Ericsson; Stockholms kommun; On-site; SEK 520,000 - 560,000; Full time

Job summary

Ericsson is seeking a hardware designer to join the team developing RAN compute products in Stockholm. The role focuses on timing, clock distribution, and synchronization across the board and system, suitable for a professional with around two years of relevant experience.

You will contribute throughout the hardware development lifecycle, from interpreting requirements to integrating components, simulation, debugging, verification and validation.

Qualifications

• Degree in electronics/electrical engineering or related field.
• Around two years of experience in digital hardware design, electronics development or hardware verification.
• Foundation in digital circuits and synchronous design, focus on timing and synchronization.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop digital hardware for RAN compute products.
• Translate requirements into hardware designs and specifications.
• Integrate digital components and interfaces with timing considerations.
• Support clock distribution and timing functions (PLLs, oscillators).
• Simulate, verify and validate hardware designs and develop test procedures.
• Assist board bring-up, lab measurements and hardware debugging.
• Investigate clock stability, jitter, and synchronization issues with analysis methods.
• Collaborate with hardware, embedded software and system engineering teams; participate in design reviews.

Skills

Digital hardware design

Clock distribution

Timing and synchronization

Debugging hardware

Oscilloscopes & logic analyzers

Schematic interpretation

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in electronics/electrical engineering

Tools

Laboratory equipment

Job description

Ericsson is seeking a hardware designer to join the team developing RAN compute products in Stockholm. The role focuses on timing, clock distribution, and synchronization across the board and system, suitable for a professional with around two years of relevant experience.

You will contribute throughout the hardware development lifecycle, from interpreting requirements to integrating components, simulation, debugging, verification and validation.