EMC Software Developer

As an EMC Software Developer at our Santa Clara location, your primary responsibilities include streamlining EMC design and testing processes through the use of EMC Expert System tools, collaborating with cross-functional teams to create custom PCB design rules, maintaining and deploying software tools within our Linux infrastructure, and automating complex EM simulations to optimize performance.

To apply for the EMC Software Developer position at our Santa Clara office, you must possess a genuine H1B visa with I94 travel history, or you should be a Green Card holder or U.S. citizen. A strong background in software development, particularly on Linux systems, and experience with PCB design are key qualifications for this role.

In the EMC Software Developer role, you will primarily use EMC Expert System tools for design and testing processes, along with various software development tools tailored for the Linux infrastructure. Familiarity with automation frameworks and simulation software to automate EM simulations is also crucial for optimizing system performance.

The EMC Software Developer position is located in Santa Clara, CA, and is primarily an on-site role. However, depending on the project needs, there may be options for flexible working arrangements. We encourage candidates to discuss their preferences during the interview process.

EMC Software Developers at our company can expect a collaborative and innovative work environment. You will be part of a supportive team that values open communication and is committed to achieving excellence in EMC design and software development. Your contributions will be highly valued, allowing you to grow and thrive in your career.

Discuss your specific experiences and projects related to EMC design and testing. Highlight any tools or methodologies you’ve used, particularly focusing on how you streamlined processes and improved outcomes.

Share examples of PCB design rules that you have created or worked with in the past. Discuss any challenges faced and how you overcame them to ensure adherence to compliance standards.

Detail your experience with Linux, highlighting systems you have worked on, troubleshooting methods, and any specific tools you used for software deployment and maintenance.

Talk about the strategies and tools you employed for automation. Discuss the impact of your automation on efficiency and simulation accuracy, citing specific examples if possible.

Identify the methodologies you have used, such as Agile, Scrum, or Waterfall, and describe how they have impacted your ability to work effectively within teams while delivering projects on time.

Offer concrete examples of collaboration with teams from different disciplines. Emphasize the importance of communication, goal alignment, and how it contributed to project success.

Provide insights into specific challenges you have encountered in EMC design, such as regulatory compliance or circuit performance, and how you have tackled them in your past work.

Share your strategies for staying current, whether through industry publications, online courses, webinars, or attending conferences. Highlight your commitment to continuous learning and improvement.

Discuss the specific tools you have used for EM simulation, their benefits, and how you effectively leveraged them to enhance your project outcomes.

Express your enthusiasm for the company and its projects. Tie in your professional goals with the company’s mission and values, emphasizing how you can contribute to their ongoing success.