8 of 8 Schematic Capture Jobs in Edinburgh

an exciting new project team designing a new radar sensor. You will be working within a multi-disciplined delivery team with responsibility across the full engineering lifecycle from requirements capture to final delivery. This is an exciting and challenging opportunity to join a highly skilled team at a time of significant growth of the GCAP programme. What you’ll … MEng, MSc, PhD, EngD) in Electrical & Electronic Engineering (preferable) or related science (e.g. Physics) Analysing system level requirements documents and understanding their application to hardware designs Schematic capture experience Design of high-speed serial communication links and knowledge of associated protocols and architectures Hands on experience of hardware, firmware & software integration of microprocessor-based designs onto hardware More ❯

STEM-based subject Proven expertise designing high-speed digital electronics using the latest FPGA and/or microprocessor devices and high-speed interconnect technology Proficient in schematic capture using Mentor Graphics (Siemens EDA) DxDesigner or similar tools Experience with high-speed serial communication interfaces/protocols (e.g., PCIe, Ethernet/IEEE802.3, SPI, I2C) and high-speed bus … signal integrity & power integrity analysis at board level using Hyperlynx SI/PI or equivalent Knowledge of FPGA/Software coding languages (VHDL, C, Assembler) Experience of hardware requirements capture, requirements management tools, and formal verification of hardware requirements Experience of supervising other digital hardware engineers, planning, and managing work for yourself and a small team Qualifications: Honours or More ❯

telecom/datacom monitoring, test/measurement and transport segments. Role Requirements Work with internal stakeholders to understand requirements for new designs and improvements Capabilities in schematic capture and PCB layout Ability to select components for designs in relation to performance, cost, availability, etc Design verification of new cards and systems Work closely with mechanical, firmware and More ❯

Experience We Are Looking For Higher education approved STEM qualification at degree level as a minimum or equivalent as recognised by professional accreditation schemes Circuit design (schematic capture) layout and simulation practitioner experience. Mixed signal knowledge using ADC/DAC, FPGA, SoC based design for high performance signal processing, communications and control. Integrating in-house designs with More ❯

to visualise both the wider system context alongside the detailed digital architecture. Experience in developing novel digital electronics, including digital/DSP, firmware, and mixed-signal. Experience with schematic capture. It would be great if you have: Experience developing FPGA/firmware as well as hardware, as this would be extremely beneficial. Design of high-speed serial communication More ❯

of digital filters Interfacing with other devices via Bluetooth and USB Development of test harness and tools using C#/.NET Use of circuit simulation packages Schematic capture and PCB design for small form-factor products. ISO or similar quality systems IEC family/IEC standards Previous work with medical devices #J-18808-Ljbffr More ❯

circuit design and analysis and a strong understanding of microwave techniques and electromagnetic theory. Proficiency in using commercial software tools for RF analysis/simulation and schematic capture such as ADS, AWR, CST. Familiarity with RF measurement equipment and techniques with experience with RF test equipment such as VNA, signal generators and spectrum analysers. Excellent problem-solving More ❯

and latch-up requirements, physical verification, and characterization Chip-level ESD signoff experience Must understand layout and be able to guide layout engineers Proficiency with Cadence schematic capture, layout, and simulation tools Ability to work independently and lead or be part of a technical team Effective oral and written communication Preferred Skills And Qualifications Experience in IBIS More ❯