Digital Circuits Jobs in San Francisco

5 open positions · Updated 1 week ago

Average salary (USD/year): 134.0k–191.6k/yr

5 roles Mid 2, Senior 2, Junior 1 5 yrs experience Austin, Texas, United States; South San Francisco, California, United States, San Francisco Full-time newest 1 week ago

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Electrical Engineer, Implant Embedded Systems

Join Neuralink as an Electrical Engineer to design cutting-edge implantable systems that interface with the brain.

Neuralink Austin, Texas, United States; South San Francisco, California, United States $109.8k–$238.1k/yr Published 4 months ago

Analog Circuits RF Design Wireless Systems Embedded Systems Digital Circuits

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Senior Radiation Test Engineer Visa

Join Astranis as a Senior Radiation Test Engineer to design fault-tolerant systems for spacecraft in radiation environments.

Astranis San Francisco $160k–$215k/yr Published 4 months ago

Analog Circuits Solidworks Physics Digital Circuits Radiation Testing

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Senior Radiation Effects Engineer Visa

Join Astranis as a Senior Radiation Effects Engineer to design radiation-hardened electrical systems for advanced satellites.

Astranis San Francisco $160k–$215k/yr Published 1 year ago

Mixed Signal Circuits Analog Circuits 3D Ray-Tracing Circuit Design ECAD

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Radiation Test Engineer Visa

Join Astranis as a Radiation Test Engineer to analyze and test electronics for spacecraft in a fast-paced environment.

Astranis San Francisco $120k–$145k/yr Published 4 months ago

Analog Circuits fault-tolerant systems Solidworks ECAD Physics

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Radiation Effects Engineer Visa

Join Astranis as a Radiation Effects Engineer to enhance spacecraft electrical survivability through design and testing.

Astranis San Francisco $120k–$145k/yr Published 1 year ago

Mixed Signal Circuits Analog Circuits Solidworks Circuit Design Component Validation

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