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Senior Digital/AMS Validation and Integration Engineer - San Jose (Holger Way), United States

NXP Semiconductors San Jose (Holger Way), United States 7 months ago
Analog & Mixed-Signal Design

$166,200 - $228,500 USD yearly

Originally posted 13 March 2026 by the employer — open 181 days.

About the role

This role involves driving the integration of complex digital logic into Automotive SerDes transceivers, focusing on the RTL design of the Digital-Analog Wrapper. You will own the path from RTL through timing closure and support validation in the lab, specifically for 10G transceivers.

What you'll do

  • Develop and integrate RTL (Verilog/SystemVerilog) for control loops, calibration engines, and high-speed data paths.
  • Define and implement the digital interface for analog blocks (ADCs, PLLs, Driver stages), ensuring robust signal crossing.
  • Lead the digital implementation flow, working with physical design for timing closure in high-speed clock domains.
  • Partner with the validation team to bring up silicon and exercise RTL features using Python-based tools.
  • Debug state machines and verify registers (CSRs) in real-time hardware.
  • Execute block-level and chip-level simulations to ensure digital control logic handles analog PVT variations and startup sequences.

What you'll need

  • BSEE/MSEE with 5–8 years of experience in Digital RTL Design or Digital Integration.
  • Advanced proficiency in SystemVerilog/Verilog for synthesis.
  • Strong understanding of Static Timing Analysis (STA), clock domain crossing (CDC), and constraints (SDC).
  • Deep experience with Python or Perl for hardware control, test automation, and data processing.
  • Proficient in using logic analyzers, high-speed scopes, and JTAG/I2C/SPI protocols for on-chip debugging.

Nice to have

  • Experience with 10GBase-T, ASA, or Automotive Ethernet standards.
  • Familiarity with the hand-off between digital logic and high-speed Analog Front Ends (AFE).
  • Knowledge of DFT (Design for Test) and BIST (Built-In Self-Test) insertion for high-speed links.
  • Able to create Verilog-A models.

Skills: RTL design of the Digital-Analog Wrapper, control loops, calibration engines, high-speed data paths in 10G transceivers, digital interface for analog blocks (ADCs, PLLs), Silicon Validation

Market context

This role has been open 176 days — well above the 79-day median for Mixed-Signal Design roles.

Mixed-Signal Design · Mixed Signal

Open roles in category
173
Median days open
79 d
Median salary
$178k
See the full market breakdown ▾Category comparison, skills in demand, and who else is hiring
How NXP Semiconductors compares in Mixed-Signal Design hiring
Metric NXP Semiconductors All employers we track in this specialty (173 roles · 44 employers)
Open roles in category 2 173
Median days open 102 d 79 d (+23 d vs this employer)
Median salary (USD postings) — $178k

Skills observed across this category: RTL design of the Digital-Analog Wrapper, control loops, calibration engines, high-speed data paths in 10G transceivers, digital interface for analog blocks (ADCs, PLLs), Silicon Validation

Who's hiring in this category

  • Analog Devices · 25 open roles · median 117 d
  • Infineon Technologies · 14 open roles · median 71 d
  • NVIDIA · 12 open roles · median 51 d
  • SiTime · 11 open roles · median 169 d
  • Qualcomm · 10 open roles · median 55 d
  • Microchip Technology · 8 open roles · median 168 d

How we counted: 173 open Mixed-Signal Design (Mixed Signal) roles from 44 employers tracked in the SemiconductorJobs index, counted 10 Sept 2026. Figures refresh nightly.

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San Jose (Holger Way), United States
On-site
$166,200 - $228,500 USD yearly
7 months ago

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