Originally posted 24 August 2026 by the employer.
About the role
This role involves architecting, designing, integrating, and delivering complex analog IPs and mixed-signal subsystems from concept through production within the Power Business Unit. The focus is on developing analog and mixed-signal solutions for multi-phase controllers and power management products.
What you'll do
- Architect, design, and deliver high-performance analog and mixed-signal IPs, including LDOs, charge pumps, SAR ADCs, and bandgap references. - Drive circuit architectures and design optimizations to meet performance, power, area, yield, and reliability targets. - Lead analog IP development through architecture, transistor-level implementation, silicon validation, production qualification, and manufacturing support. - Collaborate with layout engineers for optimal analog layout, parasitic-aware design, and performance trade-offs. - Develop and optimize simulation methodologies across pre- and post-layout verification. - Mentor junior engineers and lead a small team of engineers, driving execution and mitigating technical risks.
What you'll need
- 10+ years of hands-on experience in analog and mixed-signal IC design. - Demonstrated ownership of complex transistor-level analog IP from specification through silicon validation. - Strong understanding of analog circuit design fundamentals and semiconductor device physics. - Experience with process corners, Monte Carlo analysis, mismatch, noise, extraction, post-layout simulation, and parasitic optimization. - Knowledge of analog layout techniques, layout-dependent effects (LDE), ESD, latch-up, and chip-level reliability considerations. - Proven experience across the complete IC development lifecycle, including architecture, design, verification, silicon bring-up, debugging, qualification, and production support.
Skills: analog IC design, mixed-signal IPs, LDOs, charge pumps, SAR ADCs, bandgap references