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Hardware Design Engineer at Lekha Wireless Solutions Pvt. Ltd

Hello Dear Readers,

Currently, at Lekha Wireless Solutions Pvt. Ltd vacancy for a Hardware Design Engineer/ Senior Engineer/ Lead Engineer role.



What you will do:

You will be part of an energetic team working of next-generation and present-day problems in the world of Wireless communication. You will work on building current and next-generation hardware for tactical communication systems, 4G and 5G. You will build mixed signal boards that get into communication systems and provide technical leadership in challenging design flows.

You are:

A graduate/ Post graduate in Electronics/ Electrical/ Instrumentation or related disciplines with 2 to 7 years experience in digital and mixed-signal design.

Must-Have:

  • Be proficient in Digital electronics and have built complex boards hands-on till bringup and deployment
  • Posses good understanding of Hardware chip and peripheral architectures – Processors/ DSP/ FPGA/ Radio transceivers/ Codes.
  • Be proficient in signal processing/ networking/ connectivity Peripherals
  • Be proficient in schematic entry and CAD and SI tools for review
  • Be proficient in using general lab equipment, CAD design flows
  • Be proficient in understanding procedures for manufacturing, assembly and integration testing
  • Possess ability to clearly interact with adjacent teams
  • Be a good communicator in design and debug flows
  • Deep understanding of the FPGA and DSP architectures
  • Expertise in signal integrity for boards involving several Gigabit SERDES lanes and protocols
  • Deep understanding of PCB design techniques for Network, RF and wireless systems


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