Senior Digital-Analog Board Designers (analysis, schematic, simulation)

As a Senior Digital-Analog Board Designer at IT Link, you will experience a wide range of industries, functions and customers; you will change roles without quitting your employer! As examples, solutions designed by IT Link in Canada have led to improved clinical training and patient safety at a global healthcare player; improved the performance and software quality of an energy storage system; and provided a Quebec transportation company with a predictive advance-delay solution for buses. Concrete achievements that are changing the world!

If you are a methodical, go-getter, an energetic person, a person of challenges and extremely motivated to grow our impact in North America, we have a role for you!

The Senior Digital-Analog Board Designer will be responsible for the design of digital processing/control, motor control, sampling or pattern generation boards for space applications. These boards will include
FPGAs and occasionally CPUs and various serial and parallel interfaces. Space applications are space robotics, telecommunications (including constellations), radar imaging, CPU boards etc.

Responsibilities:

• Convert board-level requirements into a board design concept
• Architecture, I/Os, key parts, dissipation estimation, etc.
• Prepare electrical schematic, parts list and initial parts layout
• Plan board routing and provide routing requirements and constraints
• Oversee board layout and review board Gerbers, board drawings and assembly
• assembly drawings
• Work with structural and thermal designers on board design and layout
• Prepare various analyses (e.g. worst-case analysis, AMPEC)
• Support board assembly and perform tests on initial models (e.g. development model)
• development model)
• Prepare functional and environmental test plans and procedures for flight models
• Supervise flight card testing in own laboratories
• Support VHDL developers programming embedded FPGAs, CPU board software developers
• for CPU boards and designers of electrical ground test equipment
• Report progress and problems to their program manager.

 

Salary: 100,000-150,000$/year (depending on experience)

IT LINK BENEFITS

20 days of paid leave per year starting from the 1st day, 10 additional exceptional/sick days
IT Link RRSP contribution (4% of your salary)
For Montreal-based Linkers: reimbursement of 50% of the annual transportation pass (Exo)
Training: each year nearly a third of our Linkers worldwide receive at least one training (technique, languages, internal coaching, etc.)
Taking care of our people is part of our values, it is for this reason that we have Linker followers who are treating the team with care! As example, there are social activities of all kinds every quarter in addition to our regular happy hour
Possibility of working outside Canada for 2 weeks a year after 1 year of employment if the current project allows it
Group insurance from the 1st day (70% paid by IT Link) and Maple health program (access to doctors and health professionals online).