SI/PI Engineer
Listed on 2026-02-21
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineering
Tessolve is a leading provider of end-to-end engineering solutions with expertise in pre-silicon and post-silicon services, enabling efficient silicon bring-up and product delivery. Backed by a global team of 3,500+ employees, Tessolve offers turnkey solutions including ASIC design, silicon and system testing, and embedded product design services. With state-of-the-art labs and robust relationships with leading entities in EDA, IP, and foundries, Tessolve ensures cost-effective and innovative solutions.
The company specializes in cutting-edge technologies such as 5G, mmWave, silicon photonics, and system-level testing. Tessolve serves Tier 1 clients, start-ups, and government entities globally, with a presence across major regions including the United States, Europe, and Asia.
One of our valued customer is looking for the below Opportunity:
Title/Position:Signal & Power Integrity (SI/PI) Engineer Contract Client : ARMRole:
Experienced (>5y) Signal & Power Integrity Engineer to support high-speed interfaces (LPDDR5X, PCIe Gen7, UCIe 64G), with responsibilities extending into power delivery network (PDN) analysis.
Responsibilities:- All SI tasks described above (channel modeling, extractions, eye analysis).
- Perform power integrity extractions and simulations for high-speed interfaces.
- Model and analyze package/board PDN
- Define decoupling strategy and validate against system requirements.
- Provide design guidelines balancing both SI and PI constraints.
- Strong background in both signal and power integrity.
- Hands‑on experience with SI tools (listed above).
- Proficiency with PI extraction/simulation tools (e.g., Power
SI, SIwave, AEDT, HSPICE, equivalent). - Knowledge of DDR, PCIe, UCIe standards and PDN design best practices.
- Strong analytical and communication skills.
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