3 contract support jobs found in Cambridge

General Summary: About the Role The Central Hardware Systems Team at Qualcomm has an opening for an IC Package Design Engineer. The team is responsible for road mapping, architecting, design methodology, design implementation, and verification for all Qualcomm package products. Principal Duties and Responsibilities will include: Responsible for Package/SIP physical design and layout, optimization, DV, and tape out. Work with multi-functional teams to achieve optimized mechanical, electrical RF & SI/PI, and thermal performance for various classes of chips. Work with IC Physical Design team on top level floor planning including hard macro block placement, Redistribution Layer, and bump/ball pattern/assignment. Drive methodology, innovations, and efficiency improvements in package design together with vendors and developers on feature development and bug resolution. Explore, evaluate, and develop new CAD tools, design, and verification flows. Work with marketing/IC/product...

Be part of the Smart Team! We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join our high-profile contract in Cambridge . This is a Monday-Friday position. About Us: At SMART, we help lead organisations across the UK to keep their facilities running safely, efficiently, and sustainably. We deliver a client-focused approach to deliver reliable, planned and reactive maintenance with a strong focus on quality, technical expertise, and customer service. We’re proud to be an employer that values career progression. We offer structured training and clear progression routes to help you build a rewarding engineering career. Purpose: As a Mechanical Engineer, you’ll be responsible for ensuring all environmental conditions and critical building systems are maintained to the highest standard. You will carry out PPM, reactive and breakdown work on all mechanical systems, with knowledge of HVAC, hot & cold-water systems and...

Overview: The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is seeking an experienced Lead Policy Advisor to lead our influential work addressing critical policy challenges facing chemistry in higher education and research. This pivotal role will focus on developing evidence-based positions and campaigns addressing the financial sustainability crisis in Higher Education and its impacts on chemistry departments and raising policymakers’ understanding of the economic and societal role chemistry plays. Working at the intersection of science, education, and policy, you will shape the future landscape for chemical sciences in the UK and beyond. As Lead Policy Advisor, you will maintain comprehensive knowledge of policy developments affecting chemistry, build strategic relationships with key stakeholders including government departments, parliament, funding bodies, and academic institutions, and provide expert guidance to both internal teams and governance members. You'll manage a small team of...