Sr Analog Mixed Signal Design Engineer

Sr. Analog Mixed-Signal Design Engineer

The Sr. Analog Mixed-Signal Design Engineer contributes to building precision timing circuits, leveraging the companies industry-leading MEMS technology. These products have applications ranging from high performance Networking and Communications Infrastructure to ultra-low power Mobile platforms, including wearable devices.

Responsibilities:
• Design analog and mixed-signal circuits meeting architectural requirements and technical specifications
• Contribute to the architectural definition of the design and chip integration
• Perform calculations, design and verification simulations to ensure building blocks meet specifications at the schematic level and after post-layout extraction, while fully provisioning for DFT and DFM
• Work closely with Layout Engineers to validate proper layout, using all best-known methods
• Document assigned blocks, and hold preliminary and final design review meetings
• Actively participate in the chip bring-up, evaluation and characterization, with emphasis on
owned blocks
• Work cross-functionally with Product, Characterization, Test, and Application Engineers on
issues related to owned circuit blocks
• Support other projects as needed by management or as business needs change

Qualifications & Requirements:
• M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related field with minimum 4 years of related experience, or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with minimum 2 years of related experience.
• Detailed knowledge of CMOS circuits and noise analysis
• Excellent academic record with published research projects prototyped and proven in silicon
• Core expertise in one of the following areas:
o Integer-N and fractional-N PLL
o Sigma-Delta ADCs
o Temperature sensor
o Analog and digital filters
o Quartz or MEMS oscillator
o Sub-threshold circuits
o Low noise regulator and bandgap
o High-speed output drivers
• Ability to oversee circuit layout for critical blocks
• Knowledge of programming languages: MATLAB, VerilogA
• Proficient in using Cadence analog design tools