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Senior Hardware Engineer: Connectivity Modules at General Motors | LAYIQ

Own end-to-end hardware design and bring-up of connectivity modules from concept through production.
Define system architecture, including SoC selection, memory (LPDDR), power architecture, and high-speed interfaces (PCIe, USB, Ethernet).
Drive schematic design reviews and guide PCB layout, ensuring strong SI/PI, RF coexistence, and manufacturability.
Lead board bring-up, including power sequencing, clocking, reset, and boot initialization.
Drive system-level integration across hardware, firmware, RF, and mechanical domains.
Perform root-cause analysis of complex, cross-domain issues, including interactions between silicon, board design, RF, and software.
Make system-level tradeoffs across performance, power, cost, thermals, and reliability.
Validate high-speed interfaces including LPDDR5, PCIe, USB, Ethernet, SPI/I2C, CAN, and LIN.
Debug multi-domain issues such as RF desense, power noise coupling, and signal integrity degradation.
Collaborate with silicon vendors (e.g., Qualcomm, NXP, TI) on SoC bring-up and interface behavior.
Collaborate with firmware and software teams to enable platform functionality and debug system issues.
Define validation strategy and coverage, ensuring system-level robustness across corner cases and operating conditions.
Leverage lab instrumentation (oscilloscopes, VNAs, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers) to characterize and debug system performance.
Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications): Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or related field.
5+ years of experience in hardware development, including board design, system bring-up, and debugging.
Strong experience designing and integrating complex embedded hardware systems.
Experience with SoC-based systems, including power architecture, clocks, resets, and boot flows.
Experience with high-speed digital design (PCIe, USB, Ethernet, LPDDR) including signal and power integrity considerations.
Proven ability to debug system-level issues across hardware, firmware, and RF domains.
Experience with power delivery design, PMICs, Voltage regulators, low-power design principles, and deep sleep/wake-up flows.
Strong problem-solving skills with ability to navigate complex, ambiguous system issues.
Ability to independently drive technical decisions and influence cross-functional teams.

Senior Hardware Engineer: Connectivity Modules

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