Senior Signal Integrity Architect for High‑Speed IO

Micron; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 177,000 - 387,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision benefits

Paid time off

Equity

Bonuses

Job summary

Micron Technology is seeking a senior staff engineer to lead early-phase signal integrity architecture for high-speed memory and system interfaces. You will model, simulate, and translate findings into architectural requirements.

The role emphasizes end-to-end SI co-design with IO, package, and system architects, leveraging AI/LLM tools to optimize design workflows and productivity. A strong SI background and clear communication to leadership are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 10+ years of experience in signal integrity or high-speed interface design.
• Strong hands-on SI modeling and simulation experience.
• Deep understanding of transmission lines, jitter, loss, and crosstalk.

Responsibilities

• Define SI architectural strategies for high-speed memory and system interfaces.
• Perform early feasibility and scaling analysis for future data rates.
• Build hands-on channel models across package, board, and system.
• Drive end-to-end SI co-design with IO, package, and system architects.
• Translate SI insights into electrical requirements and architectural constraints.

Skills

Signal integrity

SI modeling

High-speed interfaces

Transmission lines

Jitter & Crosstalk

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Master's degree in related field

Tools

AI/LLM productivity tools

Job description

Micron Technology is seeking a senior staff engineer to lead early-phase signal integrity architecture for high-speed memory and system interfaces. You will model, simulate, and translate findings into architectural requirements.

The role emphasizes end-to-end SI co-design with IO, package, and system architects, leveraging AI/LLM tools to optimize design workflows and productivity. A strong SI background and clear communication to leadership are essential.