ROLE: High Speed Signal Integrity Engineer
LOCATION: Milan, Italy
About the Role
We are working with a leading international R&D; organisation at the forefront of next-generation ICT hardware systems. Their advanced engineering team focuses on cutting-edge hardware technologies, with particular strength in high-speed interconnects, signal integrity (SI), and system-level performance optimisation.
This is an opportunity to take real ownership of signal integrity across the full design stack — from individual interconnects to complete system channels — while shaping the methodologies, tools, and workflows that enable high-performance, scalable hardware design.
What You'll Do
In this role, you will:
Own end-to-end signal integrity analysis for high-speed channels, from early design through to validation
Optimise PCB, package, and interconnect performance under real-world operating conditions
Develop and maintain engineering tools, scripts, and automated workflows to improve team efficiency and reproducibility




Build reusable electromagnetic modelling methodologies tailored to high-speed applications
Translate SI analysis into clear, actionable design guidelines that influence hardware development decisions
Contribute to and shape the technical roadmap for high-speed interconnects, integrating insights from industry and research
What We're Looking For
We're seeking engineers with strong fundamentals and a track record of delivering high-quality technical work.
You will typically bring:
A strong academic foundation in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field , supported by an advanced degree and/or 5+ years of industry experience
Solid understanding of signal integrity fundamentals , including:
Interconnect modelling
Electromagnetic (EM) theory
Channel metrics (eye diagrams, crosstalk, BER, TDR)
Hands‐on experience with simulation tools such as HFSS, ADS, CST, COMSOL, SIwave (or similar), with the ability to assess result accuracy and identify numerical artefact

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