Analog IC Design Engineer for Pixel Detector ADCs

Paul Scherrer Institut; Schweiz; Hybrid; EUR 117.000 - 154.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) invites applications for a design-focused role in the Photon Science Detector Group. The position targets individuals with strong background in analogue IC design and ADC development for next-generation pixel readout chips.

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s or PhD in Electronics or Physics and thrives in a collaborative, English-speaking research environment. We offer a three-year contract, cutting-edge facilities at PSI, and opportunities to contribute to

Qualifikationen

• Master's or PhD in Electronics, Physics, or related field with chip design experience.
• Experience in analogue IC design, ideally for hybrid pixel detectors and ADCs.
• Knowledge of ASIC testing and data analysis and interpretation.

Aufgaben

• Design and develop a family of low-area, low-power ADCs for next-generation pixel readout chips.
• Contribute to design, testing, and characterization of prototype and full-scale readout chips.
• Explore and optimize ADC performance pre- and post-tape-out.
• Develop fast and accurate calibration schemes for ADC systems.
• Collaborate with team members on integration of ADCs into chip and system architectures.
• Support advancement of high-performance readout solutions for photon science facilities and experiments.

Kenntnisse

Analogue IC design

Chip design experience

ASIC testing & characterization

Collaboration skills

Ausbildung

Master's or PhD in Electronics or Physics

Jobbeschreibung

The Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) invites applications for a design-focused role in the Photon Science Detector Group. The position targets individuals with strong background in analogue IC design and ADC development for next-generation pixel readout chips.

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s or PhD in Electronics or Physics and thrives in a collaborative, English-speaking research environment. We offer a three-year contract, cutting-edge facilities at PSI, and opportunities to contribute to