Mixed Signal Design Engineer
acceler8 talentBerkeley (CA)
Mixed Signal Design Engineer
Posted yesterday
acceler8 talentBerkeley (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Want to design the electronics that interface directly with next-generation photonic compute hardware? I'm working with a fast-growing photonic computing startup building optical-electronic systems for AI acceleration. They're hiring an Analog / Mixed-Signal IC Designer to own key front-end circuits connecting the electronic and photonic domains. You'll work across: TIAs, drivers, DACs and ADCsAnalog front-end architecture and transistor-level design Schematic, simulation, layout and tape-out Mixed-signal integration with photonic circuits Silicon bring-up, characterization and debug What the team are ideally looking for:analog / mixed-signal IC design experience Hands-on ownership of circuits through tape-out and measured silicon Experience with TIAs, data converters, drivers or related front-end blocks Strong circuit fundamentals across noise, bandwidth, linearity and power Comfort working closely with photonics and system-level teams Berkeley, CA | Fully onsite If your background sits at the intersection of analog IC design, mixed-signal circuits and high-speed hardware, I'd love to hear from you.
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