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Celero Communications, Inc. is seeking a Principal Post-Silicon Validation Engineer to lead validation for next-generation coherent DSP ASICs, enabling first silicon and production readiness.
You will define validation strategies, work across Architecture, RTL, Firmware, and Systems, and build validation infrastructure from the ground up. In this role you will validate PCIe, Ethernet, SerDes, CXL, and other high-speed interfaces, develop automation for test execution, and guide debug across
Irvine, CA, or San Jose, CA, or Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
About The Role
Celero is seeking an experienced Principal Post-Silicon Validation Engineer to lead post-silicon validation for next-generation coherent DSP ASICs powering AI and hyperscale optical networking. As a key member of our engineering team, you will play a critical role in enabling first silicon, driving silicon characterization, and ensuring product readiness for customer deployment and high-volume production.
This is a highly visible technical leadership role within a fast-paced startup where you will work closely with Architecture, RTL Design, Firmware, Systems, Product Engineering, and customers to solve complex silicon challenges. You will have the opportunity to influence validation strategy, define best practices, and help build our validation infrastructure from the ground up.
What You'll Do
What You'll Bring
Preferred Qualifications
Why Celero
At Celero, you'll help develop the next generation of coherent DSP technology enabling AI infrastructure and hyperscale networking. As a Principal Engineer, you'll have the opportunity to influence product architecture, shape validation strategy, work alongside industry leaders, and make a significant impact within a collaborative, high-growth startup environment where innovation, ownership, and technical excellence are valued every day
Annual Base Salary Range for US: $150,000 - $250,000 (The final offer will be determined based on job-related skills, experience, qualifications, and location.)
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