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Senior / Staff Engineer – SerDes Analog/Mixed-Signal Design

Upscale AI · US - Santa Clara, CA · On-site

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About Upscale AI

Upscale builds next-generation AI network infrastructure with scalable systems, intelligent automation, and seamless connectivity.

About the role

Upscale, Inc., is building the high-performance infrastructure powering the next generation of artificial intelligence. Backed by over $500M in funding and rapid global adoption, we are scaling systems designed for the world’s most demanding AI workloads. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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Upscale, Inc., is building the high-performance infrastructure powering the next generation of artificial intelligence. Backed by over $500M in funding and rapid global adoption, we are scaling systems designed for the world’s most demanding AI workloads.

We focus on first-principles engineering across silicon, systems, and networking—where performance, scale, and execution are critical. Our team is talent-dense and high-performing. We value ownership, technical rigor, and speed, and we offer the opportunity to work on foundational problems with immediate, real-world impact.

If you’re looking to do high-impact work, move fast, and help define the infrastructure behind the future of AI—Upscale is where you can produce meaningful work at the frontier—and operate at a high standard.

About the Role

Upscale AI is developing next-generation high-speed connectivity solutions for AI infrastructure and data centers. We are looking for talented analog and mixed-signal design engineers to develop advanced SerDes circuits and foundation IP for next-generation high-bandwidth, energy-efficient interconnects.

Responsibilities

  • Design, simulate, and optimize analog and mixed-signal circuits for...

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