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PCB Layout Engineer, DoorDash Dot at DoorDash (Oakland)

On-site · Oakland, California Mid-level USD 170k–250k / yr Posted 4 days ago International
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About the role

DoorDash connects customers with local businesses for delivery, from restaurants to grocery, retail and its own DashMart stores. DoorDash Labs is DoorDash's autonomous delivery group, building the robots and hardware that move goods without a driver. The Hardware team designs the electronics at the core of these systems — digital and mixed-signal control boards, power and motor-control electronics, embedded firmware, and the test and integration benches that prove the whole system works.

Key responsibilities

  • Perform floorplan analysis and create stackups, layout, and footprints
  • Work with mechanical engineering to ensure fit and form compatibility with mechanical systems
  • Work with thermal engineering to ensure a thermally sound layout
  • Work with SI/PI engineering to ensure the board design is complete and robust
  • Drive toward consistently high-quality layout

Requirements

  • Strong PCB layout experience across digital and mixed-signal boards
  • Familiar with stackup technologies, their limitations and considerations, and cost/lead-time impacts
  • Controlled-impedance and high-speed routing know-how; PI/PDN fundamentals
  • Proficient in a professional layout tool (Altium, Cadence, or similar)
  • Comfortable coordinating with mechanical, thermal, and SI/PI engineering

Location and schedule

  • Onsite in Oakland, California

Salary and benefits

US base salary $170,000 to $250,000 a year. DoorDash also offers benefits; the full list is on the posting.

How to apply

Apply on the company's own site.

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