Electro Optics Student

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Take part in realizing the next generation of on-chip optical communication platforms for data centers! NVIDIA's electro optics group is looking for a motivated student to join our experimental lab in Yokneam, where we develop, test and characterize Silicon Photonics based high-speed optical communication devices. You will work side by side with experienced electro optics engineers on real projects, from basic component-level measurements up to link-level high-speed characterization and post-silicon testing.

What you'll be doing:

• Assist in the characterization of electro-optical components and subsystems in their development stage.
• Help build and operate electro-optical experimental setups, from the basic component level to link-level measurements.
• Support the bring-up of NVIDIA’s next switches and transceivers in their early stages.
• Work with high-speed testing equipment (scopes, PPG, AWG, BERT) under the guidance of senior engineers.
• Automate measurements and analyze data using MATLAB / Python.
• Document setups, procedures and results, and present findings to the team.
• Learn from and work closely with experts in the field of Silicon Photonics.

What we need to see:

• Currently studying toward a BSc / MSc / PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related electro-optics field (3rd year or above, or graduate student).
• Availability of 2-3 days per week, with a minimum of 2 days on-site in Yokneam due to the experimental nature of the role.
• Passion for experimental work and for observing physical phenomena first hand.
• Strong capability for learning and entering new fields quickly.
• Good collaborative and interpersonal skills; willingness to take ownership of well-defined tasks.
• Programming skills in MATLAB or Python.

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