Principal High Speed Analog/Mixed Signal Designer
Principal High Speed Analog/Mixed Signal Designer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Ownership of high speed analog/mixed signal designs at chip and block level
- Design, simulate and characterize high-performance and high-speed circuits
- Create high level model for design tradeoff analysis and behavior model for verification simulations
- Work with digital/system teams to define architecture and design plan to achieve budget, schedule and project deliverable goal
- Create floor plan and work with layout team to demonstrate post extraction performance
- Document analysis and simulation to show that design achieves critical electrical, timing parameters and pre-silicon verification flow
- Work with the lab and system team for test plan, silicon bring-up and characterization
- Understand and disseminate applicable standards and its relevance in a given project to team
- Mentor junior designers
- Participate and contribute to the definition of development flows that improve efficiency and quality of design execution
- MS EE and 7+ years or PhD EE and 5+ years' experience of analog/mixed-signal circuit design
- Prior experience in high speed analog circuits like Transmitter, Receiver, PLL, DLL, PI or clock distribution
- Solid knowledge of design principles for practical design tradeoffs
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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