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Server Senior Electrical FPGA Engineer (R287409)

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Senior FPGA Electrical Engineer - Server

Our global FPGA team puts the spark into the full hardware development lifecycle, from concept to production. It takes experts in system architecture definition, design, analysis, prototyping, sourcing & the debugging and validation of layouts or routes to deliver state-of-the-art products for a changing world. We work closely with designers, cross-functional teams within Dell Technologies and suppliers to make sure electronic designs meet a range of requirements, including schedule, feature set, functionality, and quality, as well as industry standards.

Join us to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact as a Senior Electrical Engineer on our FPGA team in Taipei, Taiwan.

What you’ll achieve

As a Senior Electrical Engineer in the FPGA team, you will be responsible for delivering new PCBA technologies and logic solutions that scale across our next-generation enterprise portfolio. You will work with a deeply technical and dynamic team of electrical engineers as well as cross-functional global teams to innovate and deliver game-changing products in our server marketspace!

You will:

Be part of a collaborative and energized EE team to develop innovative solutions. Design next-generation HW features in partnership with front end teams and industry partners

Drive feature and cost trade-off analysis to provide technical recommendations. Provide design guidance to enable and support global teams

Deliver assigned system interfaces with design and process across extended teams

Prepare documentation for inspection/testing procedures

Design, develop and implement cost effective methods of testing and troubleshooting systems and equipment

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