Senior Manager Analog Engineering
Senior Manager Analog Engineering
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Work with the product definition and marketing team to develop a specification that gives the product a competitive advantage in the IC market
- Develop the product's system architecture to optimize performance, power, and die size
- Specify the requirements of individual IPs used in the product
- Work with the project manager to define a development plan for design, verification, and layout
- Develop a comprehensive analog and mixed-signal verification plan
- Lead a high-quality product development by ensuring that best practices are followed, through thorough peer reviews, and detailed documentation
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams on test development, product engineering, bench evaluation, and quality assurance
- Mentor and develop your team
- MSEE + 15 years of experience in analog and mixed-signal design
- Fully competent in all common aspects of analog design
- Design experience in precision analog circuitry
- Design experience in power management circuits and high voltage circuitry (BCD processes)
- Ability to develop system architectures
- Knowledge of analog circuit modeling and AMS simulations
- Knowledge of all aspects of IC development beyond analog design to efficiently collaborate with cross-functional teams: understanding the basic digital design flow, packaging, test engineering, quality assurance, and product engineering
- Ability to see the big picture while not losing track of details
- Excellent communication skills to operate in a global environment
- Coaching, mentoring, and development of team members
Before you apply
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