Senior Engineer, Systems Architecture, Automotive Communications

We're seeking a skilled and highly motivated Systems Engineer to join our team and contribute to the future of ADI's automotive networking products. In this impactful role, you'll be instrumental in designing innovative protocols, modeling network performance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to bring cutting-edge solutions to life.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design new protocols for audio, video, and data transport, along with solutions for converting between different protocols.
• Model the performance of in-vehicle communications networks, including detailed analysis of Quality of Service (QoS) and clock recovery mechanisms.
• Collaborate with FPGA designers to develop prototypes of networking functions and products.
• Support ADI's engagement in industry standards by actively participating in and making technical contributions to relevant standards-development organizations.

Requirements:

• Minimum BS in Electrical, Communications, or Computer Engineering with several years of relevant experience; an MSEE or MSCE with 3+ years of experience is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of Ethernet and related protocols and standards, such as IEEE 1722, TSN/AVB, PTP, and MACsec.
• Strong knowledge of switch architectures and traffic shaping techniques.
• System modeling experience using tools like MATLAB/Simulink or similar platforms.
• RTL design experience.
• Exceptional problem-solving skills, with the ability to understand, clearly articulate, and resolve complex technical issues for peers, management, and customers in a cross-functional environment.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively collaborate with geographically dispersed teams.
• Self-motivated and capable of working independently.

Desirable Skills:

• Knowledge of other wireline communication protocols, such as PCIe.
• Familiarity with standard audio and video interfaces.
• Experience with automotive networks including CAN and Ethernet.
• Knowledge of functional safety principles.