Electrical Engineer to design and lead advanced electromechanical systems for subsea applications.
Compensation
CTC: $125,000 - $150,000
Responsibilities
Design electrical systems for advanced electromechanical products including propulsion systems, actuators, motors, sensors, and power transmission equipment.
Develop brushless motor drive electronics and supporting circuitry.
Design, analyze, prototype, test, and validate embedded electrical systems.
Create electrical schematics, PCB layouts, Bills of Materials (BOMs), and engineering documentation.
Improve existing products to enhance reliability, manufacturability, and overall performance while reducing cost.
The Project Archivist is responsible for the processing of manuscript and archival materials, specifically the records of Reader's Digest.
Compensation
Salary: $30.00/hour
Responsibilities
Process collections physically to facilitate user access and satisfy routine conservation needs
Arrange collections intellectually, consistent with professional archival principles and practices
Using ArchivesSpace, describe collections to an appropriate level for user discovery in DACS-compliant online finding aids
Assign name and subject headings in finding aids and catalog entries using authorities/controlled vocabularies, including NACO, LCSH, and AAT
Consult as warranted with other library professionals, especially conservators, curators, catalogers, reference librarians, and digital specialists, in the performance of job responsibilities
Requirements
M.L.S. with a concentration in Archives from an A.L.A.-accredited program
Design and simulation of advanced analog and mixed‑signal integrated circuits for high‑speed SerDes solutions.
Locations (2)
Cork, Munster, Ireland
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Responsibilities
Learn how system requirements are translated into analog and mixed‑signal circuit designs.
Support the design, simulation and optimization of transistor‑level circuits.
Work with analog building blocks such as amplifiers, bias circuits, voltage/current references, data converters, clocking circuits and high‑speed interfaces.
Run simulations across different operating conditions and analyse key performance metrics such as gain, bandwidth, noise, power, jitter and stability.
Gain exposure to custom IC layout, including matching, placement, routing and parasitic effects.
Contribute to the development of high-speed analog and mixed-signal ASICs for Automatic Test Equipment (ATE).
Compensation
The base salary range for this role is $104,100 to $166,600. This range is a good-faith estimate, and the actual base salary will correspond with the candidate’s experience, skills, and location.
Responsibilities
Design, simulate, and optimize high-speed analog and mixed-signal circuits from specification through transistor-level implementation.
Perform circuit-level verification and simulation across process, voltage, and temperature (PVT) corners using Cadence EDA tools.
Support schematic, layout, physical verification, and ASIC integration activities in collaboration with other members of the design team.
Participate in design reviews and contribute to circuit analysis, debugging, and technical problem-solving.
Support silicon characterization, laboratory measurements, debug, validation, and production test activities.
The Analog Layout Engineer will design physical silicon layout for high-frequency or high-speed mixed-signal circuits using advanced CMOS/FinFET nodes like TSMC 4NM.
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