Senior Analog Design Engineer

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Detailed design of analog/mixed-signal/RF circuits, including design capture, layout, test, evaluation and debugging of prototype ICs and design support for mass production

Responsibilities

Perform analog/mixed-signal architect, design and layout, simulation for the block-level specifications.

Support RF design and layout, simulation for the block-level specifications.

Be good in lab testing, characterization and troubleshooting.

Develop the innovative new design for patenting or protecting as trade secret.

Provide the guidance to the layout designers for sensitive custom layouts.

Support the product definition, the test program development and the manufacturing/production/customer needs.

Conduct technical sharing.

Be a good team player to work well with internal and external partners.

• Skills You Will Need
• Minimum Qualifications:

PhD / Master’s/ Bachelors degree in microelectronics/electronics engineering

Experience in CMOS analog/mixed-signal designs, such as BG, LDO, ADC, DAC, PLL, OSC, TX or RX.

Knowledge in ESD and Latchup.

Knowledge in behavior modeling VerilogA & VerilogAMS.

Excellent written and verbal presentation skills.

• Benefits & Perks:
• You can look forward to the following benefits:

Insurance plans with Outpatient cover

Flexible work policy

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