Senior Engineer, Mixed Signal Design Engineering

Senior Engineer, Mixed Signal Design Engineering – Grass Valley, CaliforniaJob Requisition: 1010.1286.10 / R262482Full Time – Salary: $112,549.00 to $163,200.00 per YearResponsibilitiesPerform analog and mixed signal circuit analysis, design, simulation, verification, and evaluation supporting the design of mixed-signal products and the successful integration of design blocks into larger mixed-signal systems. Drive the product development lifecycle, including defining product requirements, executing circuit design, identifying issues, and recommending solutions. Apply formal design and verification techniques, tools, and methodologies to produce efficient designs which meet specified functional, power, or timing objectives. Function as the chip lead and lead analog or digital designer for projects and perform chip floor planning to guide layout engineers during physical implementation. Evaluate the physical implementation of design blocks by layout engineers to ensure physical design meets design, performance, and reliability metrics. Perform lab evaluation and debugging of performance issues of integrated circuits. Derive block level performance targets from higher-level design specifications. Work with cross‑functional teams and project planning teams to define project goals, feasibility, and timelines. Drive follow‑up on quality issues involving customer returns, QA failures, and test coverage issues. Document and present design and evaluation review documentation for peer review or before stakeholder groups. Partial telecommute benefit available (2 days/week work from home).RequirementsMust have a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or closely related technical discipline (willing to accept foreign education equivalent) and 24 months of experience as a Mixed Signal or Electrical Engineer or related occupation performing integrated circuit development.Demonstrated Expertise (DE) participating in all phases of new mixed signal product development (architecture selection, debugging, implementation, evaluation).DE analyzing functionality and behavior of transistor level circuit designs.DE in one of the applicable design areas: Mixed‑Signal Power IC design, RF IC design, General purpose Analog/Mixed‑Signal IC design.DE simulating and evaluating complex technical analog blocks and IC designs using CADENCE and SPICE‑type simulation tools.DE preparing and delivering technical materials and presentations before internal and external audiences and stakeholders.BenefitsActual wage offered may vary depending on work location, experience, education, training, external market data, internal pay equity, or other bona fide factors.This position qualifies for a discretionary performance‑based bonus which is based on personal and company factors.This position includes medical, vision and dental coverage, 401k, paid vacation, holidays, and sick time, and other benefits.Partial telecommute benefit available (2 days/week work from home).Analog Devices is an equal opportunity employer. We foster a culture where everyone has an opportunity to succeed regardless of race, color, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, pregnancy, parental status, disability, medical condition, genetic information, military or veteran status, union membership, and other legally protected characteristics. EEO is the Law: Notice of Applicant Rights Under the Law.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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