Digital Radio IC Design Engineer — Low-Power Wireless
CSEM
Neuenburg
On-site
CHF 80,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
CSEM in Neuchâtel, Switzerland is looking for a Digital Radio IC Design Engineer to join a dynamic team focused on designing innovative radio integrated circuits. The role involves responsibilities like collaborating with various teams, designing and verifying radio modem algorithms, and engaging with international customers. Candidates should possess an MSc or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering, experience in digital IC design, and fluency in English. Knowledge of HDL languages, especially VHDL, is essential.
Qualifications
Experience in digital IC design.
Understanding of low-power consumption trade-offs.
Fluency in English; French and German are valued.
Responsibilities
Collaborate in the development of next-generation radio ICs.
Participate in architecture definition of radios.
Design and verify radio modem and calibration algorithms.
Communicate effectively with customers and research institutes.
Document activities and manage timelines.
Skills
Digital IC design
Knowledge of digital communication principles
Understanding of radio architectures
Signal processing skills
Expertise in HDL languages (VHDL)
Knowledge of digital flow for ASICs and FPGAs
Interest in laboratory measurements
Education
MSc or PhD degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering
Job description
CSEM in Neuchâtel, Switzerland is looking for a Digital Radio IC Design Engineer to join a dynamic team focused on designing innovative radio integrated circuits. The role involves responsibilities like collaborating with various teams, designing and verifying radio modem algorithms, and engaging with international customers. Candidates should possess an MSc or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering, experience in digital IC design, and fluency in English. Knowledge of HDL languages, especially VHDL, is essential.