Staff Analog Design Engineer

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Staff Analog Design Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Developing low-power, high-performance analog circuits, including low phase noise/precision oscillators, DACs, and LDOs, in advanced process nodes.
• Defining circuit implementation architecture based on specifications, creating transistor-level designs, and collaborating with analog layout designers for optimization.
• Creating and maintaining documentation for designs, including specifications, test plans, usage guidelines, and limitations.
• Collaborating with system architects, the analog design team, and the DV (Design Verification) team for modeling and digital/mixed-signal top verification.
• Mentoring junior designers and sharing best practices to enhance design performance and productivity.

Minimum Qualifications:

• MS in Electrical Engineering or above, with at least 6 years of industry experience.
• Strong experience in analog and mixed-signal circuit design and/or architecture. Experience with advanced process/FinFET is a plus.
• Good knowledge of devices, circuits, and EDA tools (schematic, layout, simulator, RC extraction, etc.), considering trade-offs among performance, power consumption, die area, and reliability.
• Experience with relevant low-power oscillator, LDO, or current DAC design.
• Excellent communication skills.

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