High-Speed Analog IC Design Engineer—R&D, On-Site in CH

IC Resources; Lausanne; On-site; CHF 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

IC Resources is seeking an R&D analog IC design engineer to join its Advanced R&D team in Switzerland. This research-focused role involves developing new circuit concepts and solving challenging problems in high-speed semiconductor design.

The position covers analog and mixed-signal circuit development from early research and architecture through to circuit design, verification and silicon bring-up, with on-site work in Switzerland.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of analog or mixed-signal IC design experience.
• Strong high-speed design experience with SerDes, transceivers, PLLs, CDRs, ADCs or DACs.
• Experience in advanced semiconductor nodes (16nm/14nm/7nm).
• Experience developing new circuit concepts rather than only following established methods.
• Knowledge of modelling, simulation, signal integrity, or communications.
• MSc or PhD in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or related field.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop new analog and mixed-signal circuit concepts for high-speed applications.
• Design and verify high-speed circuits using advanced semiconductor technologies.
• Collaborate with architects, modelling, and layout teams across the project lifecycle.
• Provide circuit specifications, models, and simulation environments.
• Support lab bring-up, silicon debugging, and circuit characterization.
• Produce technical analyses and documentation for new concepts and verification.

Skills

Analog IC design

Mixed-signal design

High-speed design

SerDes

Transceivers

PLL/CDR

ADCs/DACs

Modeling

Signal integrity

Education

MSc or PhD in Electrical Engineering or related

Tools

Cadence Virtuoso

Spectre

HSpice

Job description

IC Resources is seeking an R&D analog IC design engineer to join its Advanced R&D team in Switzerland. This research-focused role involves developing new circuit concepts and solving challenging problems in high-speed semiconductor design.

The position covers analog and mixed-signal circuit development from early research and architecture through to circuit design, verification and silicon bring-up, with on-site work in Switzerland.