Wireless Chip Architect

Ceva, Inc.; Mountain View (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Ceva, Inc. seeks a Wireless Architect at the intersection of cutting-edge wireless technology and direct customer engagement in Mountain View, CA. You will drive connectivity subsystem architectures for next-generation products featuring Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and UWB with mixed analog/digital hardware.

You will collaborate with customers to translate requirements into robust wireless solutions and contribute to roadmap shaping for connected devices.

Qualifications

• Define connectivity subsystem architectures for next-generation products (Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, UWB).
• Engage directly with customers and translate requirements into wireless solutions.

Responsibilities

• Define connectivity subsystem architectures for next-generation products including Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth and UWB.
• Engage with customers to shape requirements and translate them into robust wireless designs.

Job description

About the Business Unit:

Ceva is at the forefront of the Smart Edge revolution, with innovative state-of-the-art Silicon and Software solutions that enable products to Connect, Sense and Infer. Our advanced wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, UWB, and Cellular IoT, are integrated into over a Billion devices annually. We are offering you a unique opportunity to shape and make a great impact on the roadmap of connected devices.

About the Business Unit:

Ceva is at the forefront of the Smart Edge revolution, with innovative state-of-the-art Silicon and Software solutions that enable products to Connect, Sense and Infer. Our advanced wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, UWB, and Cellular IoT, are integrated into over a Billion devices annually. We are offering you a unique opportunity to shape and make a great impact on the roadmap of connected devices.

About the role:

In this role, you will be at the intersection of cutting‑edge wireless technology and direct customer engagement. As a Wireless Architect, you drive the definition of connectivity subsystem architectures for next‑generation products including Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and UWB with mixed analog/digital hardware. You will also