Power Management IC Design Lead
futurerecruitnetIrvine (CA)
About the role
About the job:
Power Management IC Design Lead What you will be doing
Responsible for the design/lead of the Power Management IC deliverable for LTE, GNSS, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and other communication systems.
The ideal candidate can design Analog/Power Management building blocks as well as PMU Top-Level (layout, digital, RFIC and system).
Experience you will need:
MS or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with 10+ years of experience in Analog/PMU design with advanced CMOS technology nodes.
SOI technology experience is a plus.
Experience as Design Lead for Power Management IC. Open to candidates with extensive experience designing PMU building blocks with Design Lead aspiration/capability.
Detailed knowledge with direct tape-out experience in several of the following a MUST: LDO, Bandgap, DC-DC Converter, various ADC/DAC architectures, OPAMP/Amplifiers, Comparators, Analog Filters, Variable Gain Amplifiers, XTAL Oscillators, Ring Oscillator, etc. Emphasis on LOW POWER DESIGN.
Good understanding of analog design concepts such as analysis of noise, linearity, mismatch, stability, offset and other analog impairments.
Knowledge of QFN & CSP packaging effects, supply isolations, circuit layout for optimum Analog/RF performance, EM effects, PEX (post-layout parasitic extraction).
Experience in using development tools including Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre RF, MATLAB, and Verilog modeling.
Understanding of system specifications and ability to translate system requirements into circuit requirements at IC level.
Hands-on experience in silicon characterization and debugging.
Team player with good verbal and written communication skills along with excellent presentations skills (MS Office Suite). Strong sense of urgency.
Desired Qualifications:
12+ years of Analog/PMU Design.
Technical Lead experience is a plus.
Experience with Power Management IC top-level simulation & verification.
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