Kandou

Package Design Engineer

Kandou

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: HyderabadIndia

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About the role

  • Complete all Package design activities within the given time frame as defined by the project deliverables
  • Complete Package design review processes with the Assembly subcons to ensure no design rule violations
  • Liaise closely with the respective IC layout Engineers during Package design phase
  • Complete verification of Electrical characteristics of the package and unit design using available SW Tools
  • Ensure cost effective methodologies are incorporated into Kandou’s BGA substrate and LF designs (Multi Layer / Mechanical Drill / Plating Lines etc)
  • Provide support, guidance and instructions to Assembly / Package related activities, questions and issues
  • Present detailed weekly reports of activities and progress to the cross-functional team
  • Work with multi-functional groups including product design, engineering and marketing to ensure our package design/technology requirements are fully supported by Kandou’s assembly partners

Requirements

  • Minimum 5 years experience in IC Package Design using Cadence APD / SIP
  • Hands on experience using Cadence (Virtuoso / Extract IM / Power DC) / Ansys SW Tools (SiWave / Q3D) or similar tools
  • Experience using AutoCAD tool
  • Knowledge about various Electronic IC Packaging technology is a must
  • Basic understanding of Thermal and Mechanical behaviour of IC Packages
  • Basic understanding of IC physical layout is beneficial
Benefits
  • Opportunity to work in a growing technology company
  • Collaborative work environment
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools
IC Package DesignElectrical characteristics verificationThermal behaviour understandingMechanical behaviour understandingIC physical layout understanding
Soft Skills
guidancesupportcommunicationreportingcollaboration