Sioux Lunch Lecture

Today’s cutting-edge electronics systems design share some commonalities – namely: designers are focused to build devices that are faster (in operating speed), are smaller, more precise, cheaper and further push the boundary of what currently exist. In this endeavor, engineers are facing unfamiliar challenges in getting large amounts of electronics hardware on an increasingly smaller board (PCB) space – In the case of embedded designs.

In this short seminar, we will present some of the challenges faced by high-speed electronics engineers as well as some best design practices and methodologies. 

Sioux Technologies is a global technology partner that supports or acts as the R&D department for high-tech companies. Working at Sioux, means working together with a team of driven, smart and fun colleagues on high-tech solutions that make a difference. Our talents in software, mechatronics, mathematics or electronics contribute to the development and construction of complex products, often on the verge of what is technologically possible. At Sioux, engineers work on a project for a big multinational in the region or for a promising start-up tackling the next breakthrough technology.

Lunch and drinks will be provided during the lecture.

This activity accounts for one MyFuture point. 

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