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Staff DDR Analog Characterization Engineer

ArmChandler, AZ$198,100-$268,000 per year

This engineer will join Arm’s Chandler post-silicon characterization organization, focusing on validating DDR and LPDDR interfaces in advanced SoCs. The work includes creating test plans, performing detailed electrical and timing measurements, analyzing results, and resolving issues that affect product performance. The engineer will use high-speed laboratory instrumentation and develop automation, potentially with Python, to make characterization more efficient and repeatable. Success requires close cooperation with design, silicon, and validation teams, along with clear technical reporting. The position suits an experienced electrical or computer engineer with strong DDR expertise, practical measurement skills, and an interest in high-speed interface innovation.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or master’s degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experienceHands-on DDR or LPDDR interface validation and characterization experienceExpertise in signal integrity, electrical margining, eye diagrams, timing, voltage margins, and DQ/DQS analysisExperience with high-bandwidth oscilloscopes, active probes, logic analyzers, signal generators, and power measurement toolsStrong knowledge of DDR protocols, memory training, timing relationships, and JEDEC specificationsAutomation or scripting experience, preferably with Python, plus strong communication and collaboration skills
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Arm says it licenses semiconductor IP and that its Chandler office, recently expanded, develops CPU IP and runs a post-silicon characterization lab.

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