ACEINNA
Experienced Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC Design Engineer Needed
ACEINNA, Tewksbury, Massachusetts, us, 01876
Experienced Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC Design Engineer Needed
We are seeking an experienced and passionate Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC Design Engineer to join our innovative team. This role is crucial for the design, simulation, and verification of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits for our next-generation magnetic sensors. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership skills to help guide new product definitions and development, contributing significantly to a growing engineering team. Responsibilities
Lead the design, simulation, and verification of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits, specifically for magnetic-based current, position, and angle sensors Develop and implement circuit architectures and topologies with a focus on achieving high bandwidth, low power, and low noise to meet stringent performance requirements Conduct detailed system-level simulations (e.g. MATLAB, MathCAD) and circuit-level simulations (e.g. Verilog, SPICE) to ensure design integrity Work closely with cross-functional teams, including digital design and layout, to ensure seamless integration and successful ASIC development Create and maintain comprehensive design documentation, including specifications, simulation results, and test plans Support post-silicon validation, characterization, and production test development Qualifications
Master's, or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering or a related field 5+ years of product design experience at an IC company A proven track record of successfully designing and taking analog/mixed-signal circuits to high-volume production Expertise in both bipolar and CMOS mixed-signal design Proficiency in designing key analog blocks such as instrumentation amplifiers, ADCs, DACs, LNAs, voltage references, bandgaps, and oscillators Strong understanding of semiconductor physics and device characteristics Proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools like Cadence Virtuoso Familiarity with magnetic sensors (Hall-effect, TMR, GMR, AMR) is a significant plus Excellent communication skills and a collaborative approach to teamwork Location
Tewksbury, MA Employment type
Full-time
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We are seeking an experienced and passionate Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC Design Engineer to join our innovative team. This role is crucial for the design, simulation, and verification of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits for our next-generation magnetic sensors. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership skills to help guide new product definitions and development, contributing significantly to a growing engineering team. Responsibilities
Lead the design, simulation, and verification of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits, specifically for magnetic-based current, position, and angle sensors Develop and implement circuit architectures and topologies with a focus on achieving high bandwidth, low power, and low noise to meet stringent performance requirements Conduct detailed system-level simulations (e.g. MATLAB, MathCAD) and circuit-level simulations (e.g. Verilog, SPICE) to ensure design integrity Work closely with cross-functional teams, including digital design and layout, to ensure seamless integration and successful ASIC development Create and maintain comprehensive design documentation, including specifications, simulation results, and test plans Support post-silicon validation, characterization, and production test development Qualifications
Master's, or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering or a related field 5+ years of product design experience at an IC company A proven track record of successfully designing and taking analog/mixed-signal circuits to high-volume production Expertise in both bipolar and CMOS mixed-signal design Proficiency in designing key analog blocks such as instrumentation amplifiers, ADCs, DACs, LNAs, voltage references, bandgaps, and oscillators Strong understanding of semiconductor physics and device characteristics Proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools like Cadence Virtuoso Familiarity with magnetic sensors (Hall-effect, TMR, GMR, AMR) is a significant plus Excellent communication skills and a collaborative approach to teamwork Location
Tewksbury, MA Employment type
Full-time
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