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Tesla

Staff Electrical Design Engineer, AI Compute Motherboard, Korea

Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea · Engineering · AI

Company
Make physical products work through software, factories, suppliers and service.
Role
Own high-speed AI compute boards from design and bring-up to production.

What you will do

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Responsibilities

  • Own complex high-speed motherboards built around custom neural silicon and x86/Arm processors from concept through production.
  • Balance performance, efficiency, cost and reliability from vehicle ECUs to AI-inference clusters.
  • Perform board bring-up, electrical validation, failure analysis, system testing and high-power regulator design.
  • Iterate with mechanical, thermal and EMC teams and drive suppliers toward reliability, performance and scalability targets.

What you need

  • An electrical or computer engineering degree or equivalent experience and end-to-end PCBA ownership are required.
  • The posting's Responsibilities section asks for at least five years maintaining schematics in Cadence Allegro System Capture or equivalent.
  • High-speed board design above 10 Gbps and complex x86/Arm or custom-silicon motherboard experience are required.
  • AI SoC specifications and bring-up and hardware/software co-design for LLM inference are required.
  • Analog and power fundamentals, efficient regulators, bench instruments, high-volume product delivery and cross-functional supplier work are required.

Good to have

  • PCB layout, AI SoC knowledge, cluster SerDes and Ethernet, and cutting-edge memory appear in the preferred list; AI SoC knowledge also appears as required.
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