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The Senior Signal Integrity Engineer at General Motors plays a crucial role in ensuring the performance and reliability of high-speed hardware designs within the ECU Electrical team. This position involves simulating HW designs, measurements in lab mitigating signal degradation issues, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and optimizing design processes to support the development of next-generation automotive systems. The engineer will be responsible for product development activities, focusing on in-vehicle electronics and cutting-edge technologies.

  • Perform signal integrity (SI) simulations using tools such as HyperLynx, HFSS, or CST

  • Identify and resolve issues related to crosstalk, signal loss, reflections, and other performance degradations in high-speed designs.

  • Analyze PCB layout designs to ensure optimal signal performance, providing feedback and recommendations to layout and hardware design teams.

  • Collaborate with hardware engineers to optimize high-speed signal paths, ensuring adherence to specifications for interfaces like DDR5, PCIe, USB4, SerDes, and Ethernet.

  • Evaluate and validate signal integrity for power delivery networks (PDN) to minimize noise, ground bounce, and power/ground integrity issues.

  • Work closely with PCB layout, hardware, and mechanical teams to ensure design choices align with signal integrity best practices.

  • Develop and implement test strategies for verifying signal integrity on prototypes and final products using tools like oscilloscopes, vector network analyzers (VNA), and time domain reflectometry (TDR).

  • Create and maintain signal integrity design guidelines, best practices, and checklists to support hardware engineers throughout the product development lifecycle.

  • Diagnose and resolve SI issues during the bring-up phase of new products, ensuring minimal impact on time-to-market.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field.

  • 5+ years of experience in signal integrity and related areas in hardware engineering with hands on experience on LPDDR5, PCIe, USB4, SerDes and Ethernet protocols.

  • Strong understanding of high-speed signal transmission principles, including impedance, crosstalk, noise, and signal attenuation.

  • Proficiency in SI analysis tools such as Ansys HFSS, SIWave, CST or similar industry-standard software.

  • Hands-on experience with lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, VNAs, TDRs, and protocol analyzers.

  • Ability to contribute to process improvements and the development of new methodologies for signal integrity analysis.

Compensation: The compensation information is a good faith estimate only. It is based on what a successful applicant might be paid in accordance with applicable state laws. The compensation may not be representative for positions located outside of New York, Colorado, California, or Washington.

  • Compensation: The expected base compensation for this role is : $145,000 - $222,200. Actual base compensation within the identified range will vary based on factors relevant to the position.
  • Bonus Potential: An incentive pay program offers payouts based on company performance, job level, and individual performance.
  • Benefits: GM offers a variety of health and wellbeing benefit programs. Benefit options include medical, dental, vision, Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Accounts, retirement savings plan, sickness and accident benefits, life insurance, paid vacation & holidays.

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