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ce and stability using QA (V&V - validation and verification) methods; The TPL leads projects from requirements stage till EOL of NVIDIA's Networking systems.
What you'll be doing:
Lead project lifecycle in SPE group which starts at requirements stage, through chip design and FW stages till SPE MP including quality and yields improvements plans
Responsible for bugs management prioritization and tracking and relevant knowledge transfer to SPE group
Work closely with development teams for environment improvements, such as automation and drive mitigations to reduce risks
Collaborate with PM for schedule tracking and modifications
Build workplans for bring-ups and MP preparations
Examine New Technologies and testing capabilities
Work with testing architecture team (DFT) to assure testing set ups and coverage are met
Engage with a variety of teams: R&D, HW and SW, Chip design, Operations, thermal, signal integrity, FW and SW, layout, and more
What we need to see:
BSc, MSc Electrical/System Engineering
Integration capabilities of self-task management, vast electronic knowledge, production and testing process knowhow
Background in working with contract manufacturers and suppliers
Proven experience (at least 6 years) as a system engineer/manager at chip/system level, as Board Design engineer or as system architect
Supervising and tracking the progress of multi-functional and personal tasks
Personal skills: proactive and self-instruction, good interpersonal relationship, multitasking, well organized and a quick learner
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