Lead PMIC Validation & Automation Engineer

Rambus.com; San Jose (CA); Hybrid; USD 124,000 - 231,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Base salary

Bonus

Equity

401(k) matching

Employee stock purchase plan

Medical and dental benefits

Time-off program

Gym membership

Job summary

Rambus is seeking a Lead MTS Application and Validation Engineer to join the Memory Interface team in San Jose, CA. You will lead bench validation and develop automation scripts for PMIC validation while collaborating with IC design, marketing, and field teams to define memory power solutions.

The role reports to the Director of Application and Validation and offers a full-time, hybrid work arrangement with opportunities to influence post-silicon bring-up and customer support across a breadth of

Qualifications

• B.S. or M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering.
• 5+ years of hand-on experience in PMIC application and validation, or Power Supply design.
• (New graduates with Power Electronics background are also welcome to apply. The job level will be adjusted accordingly.)

Responsibilities

• Bench validation and debugging of Power Management IC.
• Developing python scripts for bench automation to validate PMIC products performance.
• Support customers in understanding and resolving their issues.
• Work with IC design engineers, and marketing to define memory power solutions.
• Provide post silicon bring-up support, interface with design, operation, and development.

Skills

Python scripting

Bench validation

Education

B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PMIC

Power Electronics

Job description

Rambus is seeking a Lead MTS Application and Validation Engineer to join the Memory Interface team in San Jose, CA. You will lead bench validation and develop automation scripts for PMIC validation while collaborating with IC design, marketing, and field teams to define memory power solutions.

The role reports to the Director of Application and Validation and offers a full-time, hybrid work arrangement with opportunities to influence post-silicon bring-up and customer support across a breadth of