System Architect

Location: Ra'anana, Israel (IL) (IL)

Description

About the Business Unit:

Ceva is at the forefront of the Smart Edge revolution, with innovative state-of-the-art Silicon and Software solutions that enable products to Connect, Sense and Infer.

Within the Wireless Internet of Things Business Unit (WIoT BU), we are offering you a unique opportunity to shape the future of connected devices. Our advanced wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, UWB, and 5G Cellular IoT, are integrated into over a Billion devices annually.

About the role:

Join an agile team working on the most advanced wireless communication solutions, focused on the latest communication standards. You will define the architecture for future products and optimize modem solutions for hardware implementation.

Responsibilities:

Research and define architecture for advanced communication standards.

Define PHY System specifications and architecture for future solutions.

Define low-power architecture.

Work closely with the functional teams (Algorithm, HW/SW, RF, Validation, etc.), from early algorithm study to system validation.

Participate in integration and testing of wireless system solutions, spanning embedded SW, HW and radio.

Support customers engagement and product deployment.

Requirements

• B.Sc. or M.Sc in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science with background in signal processing and wireless communication
• Experience defining system and architecture for wireless communication chips
• Experience in wireless chips productization (from design to market deployment)
• Deep understanding of PHY RX and TX modem chains
• Understanding of implementation tradeoffs (power, area and performance) and ability to optimize algorithms for HW implementation
• Strong technical leadership skills
• Team Player with good communication skills
• Flexible, innovative thinker

Advantages

• Experience with wireless communication standards (WiFi/BT/Cellular/UWB etc.)
• Knowledge in MIMO and OFDM/OFDMA
• Knowledge of RF
• Knowledge of the MAC layer