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MediaTek · San Jose, CA

Serdes System Architecture Research and Development Engineer

San Jose, CAResearch & Science

Listed on MediaTek’s official careers site. Listed as of October 23, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

MediaTek’s Data Center team is at the forefront of innovation, driving the development of cutting-edge technologies that power the world's most advanced data centers. We are a dynamic group of system architects, packaging technology developers, and SoC design experts dedicated to creating high-performance, efficient, and reliable solutions. Our team collaborates closely to push the boundaries of technology, ensuring optimal performance, power efficiency, and scalability for data center applications.

Join our Data Center team and be a part of the technological revolution that is shaping the future of data centers. If you are passionate about innovation and have the expertise to drive strategic technology development, we would love to hear from you.

  • High-speed SerDes system (200Gbps+) technology development, including electrical and optical interconnect.
  • Define Serdes system specifications, find proper architecture with the design team (Analog, Digital, Algorithm), and build models for evaluation when necessary.
  • SerDes key technology evaluation and development (e.g., Next Gen SerDes like 400G, optical nonlinearity compensation, CPO technology).
  • Issues analysis and finding root cause during SerDes IP verification.

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