High-Speed Mixed-Signal Design Engineer
Mesh Optical Technologies
High-Speed Mixed-Signal Design Engineer
Mesh Optical Technologies
Designs and mass-produces high-speed optical transceivers
HIGH-SPEED MIXED SIGNAL DESIGN ENGINEER
Mesh Optical Technologies was founded on the belief that optical photons will be at the center of advanced technologies in the coming century. Making advanced technology ubiquitous means building at scale, and that’s exactly what we’re doing at Mesh.
Our optical hardware platform requires tightly integrated high-speed electronic and photonic systems operating at tens of gigahertz and beyond—modulator drivers, trans-impedance amplifiers, SerDes interfaces, and the analog signal chains that connect them. We are seeking a High-Speed Mixed-Signal Design Engineer to architect, design, and validate the high-speed electronic systems that interface directly with our photonic integrated circuits. You will work across the boundary between electronics and photonics, from transistor-level circuit design through package and board-level integration, ensuring the electrical systems meet the bandwidth, linearity, and noise performance our optical links demand.
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High-Speed Mixed Signals Design Engineer: $140,000.00 - $190,000.00/per year
Title and base salary are determined on a case by case basis commensurate with experience and merit.
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Designs and mass-produces high-speed optical transceivers
Mesh Optical Technologies designs and mass-produces high-performance optical transceivers in the United States for data centers and AI infrastructure. Its flagship product, the Alpha C1, is an optical transceiver that converts electrical signals to light at 1.6 terabits per second. The device uses flip-chip die bonding in its optical engine and removes a power-hungry component to boost energy efficiency by about 3–5%, delivering lower latency and higher reliability for GPU clusters. Production is geared toward scalable manufacturing in the U.S. to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers, with a plan to reach 1,000 units per day by the end of 2026 and begin bulk orders in 2027. The company aims to scale production, expand its integrated optical manufacturing capabilities, and become a key supplier for hyperscale computing and AI data centers.
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