Director of WiFi Product Development (MAC Layer)

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Job Description:

• Job Title: Director/Architect of WiFi Product Development (MAC Layer)
• Job Industry: Chip Design Industry (eg. WIFI, LTE, WiMax, DSL)
• Job Location: About 70% in China (Beijing); 30% Abroad (USA, in Silicon Valley or work from home)
• Job Type: Full-Time, permanent employee (no consultant)

Summary:

A fast growing IC design company based in China targeting global markets and preparing its IPO is hiring. Looking for a hands-on WiFi Director or Architect with strong technical background in MAC protocol, such as WIFI or Ethern. The exact title may subject to change depends on the candidate's background and expertise.

Responsibilities:

• Define MAC layer architecture for WIFI, 802.11 a/b/g/n/c.
• Build and lead a team to develop MAC layer algorithm for WIFI.
• Work with RF and baseband team to define the whole chip architecture.

Requirements:

• Strong technical background on MAC protocol, such as WIFI or Ethernet.
• In-depth knowledge in embedded CPU and software.
• Minimum 3 years experiences on communication systems such as WIFI, LTE, WiMax, DSL.

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