Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer
Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 2+ years of experience in high-performance analog or mixed-signal IC development in advanced CMOS processes
- Familiarity with high-speed, high-resolution analog-to-digital (ADC) or digital-to-analog (DAC) data converter design and building block circuits such as bandgap reference, op-amp, comparators, oscillators, DLL, PLL etc.
- Must have experience with evaluating silicon on bench and familiarity with standard lab equipment
- Strong intuitive and analytical understanding of transistor-level circuit design including noise and mismatch analysis
- Experience with analog and digital behavioral modeling
- Familiar with Cadence schematic capture, virtuoso, Spectre and/or HSPICE circuit simulation tools
- Must be familiar with layout parasitic extraction tools and layout dependent impairments in advanced CMOS processes
- Must be able to work independently, create and adhere to schedules
- Must possess strong written and verbal communication skills with an ability to work with teams spread across geographic locations
- Should be able to seek help proactively
- We are looking for trailblazers...We strongly believe that the pace of the ongoing hardware revolution will be greatly accelerated by Omni Design's IP cores and the rapidly emerging semiconductor embedded design business ecosystem.
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