Principal Analog Design Engineer

Celero Communications, Inc.; Ottawa; On-site; CAD 105,000 - 145,000; Full time

Job summary

Celero Communications, Inc. is seeking an experienced Analog Design Engineer to architect and deliver high-speed analog/mixed-signal circuits for next-generation transceivers.

You will tackle challenging design problems across process technologies and participate from architecture through silicon. The role requires a Master’s or PhD in EE and 5+ years of hands-on experience in broadband amplification, clocking, and analog blocks, using Virtuoso/Spectre and related tools.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering with 5+ years of experience.
• Strong analog design fundamentals for broadband amplification, clock generation and distribution, and/or fundamental analog blocks.
• Experience with analog design and verification tools (Virtuoso, Spectre, ADE, and post-layout extraction) and advanced CMOS design/verification flows.

Responsibilities

• High-speed analog circuit design for transceivers and other high-speed functions.
• Clock generation and distribution (VCOs, PLLs, etc.).
• Supervise analog layouts in advanced process nodes.
• System verification and circuit design specifications.
• Silicon bring-up, debug and support.
• Team communication and documentation.

Skills

Analog design

Broadband amplification

Clock generation

CMOS design

Design verification tools

Documentation

Communication skills

Education

Master’s degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Virtuoso

Spectre

ADE

Post-layout extraction

EMX

Momentum

HFSS

Job description

Are you an Analog Design Engineer passionate about building the high-speed interconnect technology powering the next generation of AI? Join our fast-growing semiconductor startup and help develop disruptive mixed-signal solutions that enable tomorrow's AI infrastructure. We are seeking experienced Analog Design Engineers to architect, design, and deliver high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits for next-generation transceivers and other critical high-speed functions. This is an opportunity to work alongside a world-class engineering team, tackle challenging design problems in advanced process technologies, and make a direct impact on innovative products from architecture through silicon.

What You Will Do

• High speed analog circuit design, such as high-speed broadband amplifiers (VGA, CTLE, DRV, etc.)
• Clock generation and distribution (VCOs, PLL, clock distribution, etc.)
• Fundamental analog blocks (bandgap references, LDOs, temp sensors, etc.)
• New techniques for the development of next generation optical transceiver
• Design of custom passive components, from concept to silicon implementation
• Supervise analog layouts within advanced process nodes
• System verification and circuit design spec creation
• Silicon bring-up, debug and support
• Team communication and documentation

What You Will Bring

• Master’s degree and/or PhD in Electrical Engineering or related fields with 5+ years of experience
• Should have strong analog design fundamentals and experience in designing analog circuit blocks for broadband amplification, clock generation and distribution, and/or fundamental analog blocks
• Experience with analog design and verification tools (Virtuoso, Spectre, ADE, and post layout extraction tools) is a must
• Experience in advance CMOS design and verification flows (tools to evaluate self-heating, electromigration, safe operating area)
• Experience with electromagnetic simulation tools (EMX, Momentum, HFSS or other) is a plus
• Knowledge of the fundamentals on electromagnetism, lump models, and high frequency design
• Good understanding of analog layouts in FinFET and its effect on high-speed designs is a plus
• Strong communication and documentation skills

As set forth in Celero Communications, Inc.’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.

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