Cisco
Advanced Packaging Design Engineering Team Lead (Hybrid)
$166K–$308K
San Jose, California, US · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 29, 2026
- Experience
- 8+ years with a Bachelor’s degree, or 6+ years with a Master’s degree.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field, or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
About the job
Leads a San Jose team designing and delivering advanced ASIC packages, from planning through implementation and tapeout, for Cisco Silicon One platforms.
What you'll do
- Lead package design programs and optimize pinouts, stack-ups, power distribution, and high-speed routing.
- Coordinate with layout, SI/PI, silicon architecture, manufacturing, vendors, and contractors to deliver package designs.
- Mentor engineers, develop team capability, and improve package design methodologies and development flows.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field and 8+ years of relevant work experience, or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field and 6+ years of relevant work experience.
- Experience in high-speed package design, including signal integrity considerations and power distribution networks (PDN).
- Experience with industry-standard EDA tools for package layout and design.
- Experience with technical leadership in complex hardware or silicon development programs.
Nice to have
- ASIC package design, pinout optimization, high-speed routing, silicon floor planning, SI/PI collaboration, or engineering team mentorship.
- Testing and measurement equipment (oscilloscopes, TDR/VNA analyzers) or scripting languages such as Python, Perl, TCL, or shell programming.
Pay
$186,900.00 to $267,700.00 USD base salary; $186,900.00 - $307,800.00 USD base salary (New York City Metro Area); $166,300.00 - $274,100.00 USD base salary (Non-Metro New York state & Washington state)
Tools
EDA tools, Python, Perl, TCL, shell programming, oscilloscopes, TDR/VNA analyzers
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