Signal Integrity Engineer

Piper Companies is looking for a Signal Integrity Engineer to join a leading provider of high-speed interconnect solutions for telecom and datacom systems in an onsite role located near Harrisburg, PA. The ideal Signal Integrity Engineer will design, analyze, and optimize next-generation high-speed connectors and cable assemblies.

Responsibilities for the Signal Integrity Engineer:

• Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary engineering team to develop cutting-edge high-speed interconnect products.
• Perform design, simulation, and testing of high-speed electrical connectors and cable assemblies.
• Provide technical support and solutions for customers’ high-speed data transmission needs.
• Troubleshoot and resolve signal integrity issues in PCB layouts while applying advanced circuit theory and high-speed design principles.
  
  

Qualifications for the Signal Integrity Engineer:

• 3 years of experience as a Signal Integrity Engineer or in a similar role.
• Must be eligible to work in the United States and obtain and maintain an Active U.S. Government Secret Clearance.
• Hands-on experience with signal integrity measurements and debugging using TDR, VNA, pattern generators, and error detectors.
• Familiarity with simulation tools such as Ansys HFSS, CST Microwave, HSPICE, MATLAB, and ADS.
• Strong understanding of electromagnetic principles and high-speed digital transmission.
• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Physics (Master’s or Ph.D. preferred).
  
  

Compensation/Benefits for the Signal Integrity Engineer:

• Salary Range: $65,000 – $85,000 annually (based on experience).
• Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, PTO, Sick Leave (if required by law), and Holidays.
  
  

This job opens for applications on 12/5/2025. Applications for this job will be accepted for at least 30 days from the posting date.

Keywords: Signal Integrity, High-Speed Interconnect, PCB Layout, Electrical Engineering, HFSS, CST Microwave, HSPICE, MATLAB, ADS, TDR, VNA, Telecom, Datacom, Circuit Design, Simulation, Debugging, Electromagnetic Principles

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