Oso Semiconductor is developing a new class of high-performance chipsets for wireless applications with electrically steered antennas AKA phased-array antennas. Their circuit innovations offer dramatic system-level improvements in C-SWAP and interference resilience.
UC Berkeley PhD/MSc, Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences
Apple, Berkeley Wireless Research Center, TE Connectivity
Activate Fellow, SkyDeck Batch 14, Berkeley National Lab Cyclotron Road Fellow
The Wharton School, MBA; University of Massachusetts Amherst, PhD
Intel Corporation, Qualcomm
UC Berkeley PhD, Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (pending thesis), Cal Poly San Luis Obispo MSc
Apple, Intel Altera, Lawrence
Massive MIMO phased array system design, mmWave RFIC design
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
3D Glass Solutions, Molex, ZaiNar, Keyssa
Arizona State University, MSc; Texas A&M University, BSc
Raytheon Technologies
Indian Institute of Science, PhD
Texas Instruments
Yonsei University, PhD
Qorvo, Samsung
Penn State, PhD
NXP
UC Berkeley PhD, Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences; University of California, Los Angeles MSc
Faculty Director of the Berkeley Wireless Research Center (BWRC), Co-Founder of RF Pixels, Co-Founder of LifeSignals
UC Berkeley PhD, Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences; Massachusetts Institute of Technology MSc
CEO / Co-Founder of Blue Cheetah, Apple, Verily Life Sciences
Stanford Graduate School of Business, MBA. Stanford University Electrical Engineering, BSc.
Senior VP / GM at Xilinx; VP / GM at Analog Devices. Currently Operating Partner, J-Ventures Fund and VP, Strategy & Operations at VAST Data.
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We are hiring a Head of Engineering to lead our engineering organization through its next phase of growth. This is a hands-on technical leadership role: you will help set the architectural direction for our mmWave RFIC platform while personally contributing to circuit design. You will build, scale, and manage the engineering team as we grow. The right person is a senior RFIC leader who has built teams before, takes initiative, and wants the accountability of owning engineering outcomes end to end. We need an engineering leader who is capable of circuit design and building a team. This role does both.
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