Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 18, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 22, 2026. Meta scores B on the Alion truth index.
Responsibilities
Support the development of next-generation SI/PI solutions across a broad range of Meta platforms, including AI, network, and compute systems Perform signal integrity simulations, implementation, validation, and test methodologies at the board and system levels using industry-standard tools such as HSpice, ADS, or Sigrity to validate channel performance and margins Develop and maintain channel models, IBIS-AMI models, and S-parameter extraction workflows for board-level and system-level SI analysis including end-to-end electrical-optical-electrical channels Collaborate with design and manufacturing teams to define stack-up requirements, routing constraints, via structures, and impedance targets for multi-layer high-speed designs Drive lab correlation and validation activities, including TDR, VNA, and oscilloscope-based measurements, to verify simulation accuracy and characterize channel performance Partner with silicon vendors and internal ASIC teams to evaluate PHY specifications, equalization parameters, and link training behavior for new interface standards
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience 2+ years of experience in signal integrity engineering for high-speed digital systems, including board-level and system-level SI/PI analysis Programming experience in test/measurement automation and/or simulation Experience with PCB board level design, layout, and validation Experience collaborating on SerDes bring-up, equalization tuning, and compliance testing for next-generation interface standards Experience with advanced PCB materials, HDI materials, and evolving interconnect technologies Familiarity with IBIS-AMI modeling, channel simulation automation scripting, and statistical eye analysis methodologies Experience with lab correlation and validation activities, including TDR, VNA, and oscilloscope-based measurements, to verify simulation accuracy and characterize channel performance

