About this role
At Kandou, we are redefining the economics of AI infrastructure. Our mission is to democratise AI by significantly reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of hardware systems — a critical barrier to scalable adoption.
Our proprietary MIMO-over-copper technology powers a high-performance, chiplet-based AI memory fabric that is both scalable and energy-efficient. Unlike traditional interconnects, our solution reduces power consumption significantly while preserving high bandwidth and ultra-low latency — unlocking unprecedented efficiency for AI training and inference at scale.
Kandou’s architecture is not just an incremental improvement — it’s a foundational shift in how AI hardware is built for the future.
We are actively seeking a Junior Characterization Engineer for our lab in Switzerland (Saint-Sulpice)
Responsibility:
Characterisation of high-speed SerDes IP products
Documentation of test results and procedures
Write test scripts for automation in Python
Debug of evaluation boards, silicon ICs and test scripts
Required Experience:
Experience, or coursework, on high-speed signals
Ability to debug silicon, PCB, equipment and software issues
Hands-on experience with measurement equipment such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, and DMMs
Experience with Python, or other object-oriented programming for test automation, data analysis and report generation
0-3 years of experience
Required skills:
Self-motivated, with a strong sense of ownership and responsibility
Good communicator and team player
Strong interest in characterizing high-speed analog circuits
Solid understanding of: SI concepts, TX and RX fundamentals, circuit fundamentals
Experience with Python or other object-oriented languages
Education:
Bachelor´s or Master´s degree in EE or equivalent work experience
www.kandou.ai
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