Lead Low-Power Wireless SoC Architect

EM Microelectronic; Marin-Epagnier; On-site; CHF 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

EM Microelectronic, a Swiss semiconductor company, seeks a Principal Wireless SoC Architect to define and drive next-generation ultra-low-power wireless SoCs for IoT, automotive, and medical markets. You will lead global teams from concept to production, shaping platform strategies and technology direction.

The role requires MSc/PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering, 15+ years in wireless SoC/RF CMOS design, and a proven track record of bringing low-power RF SoCs to production.

Qualifications

• MSc/PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
• 15+ years experience in wireless SoC / RF CMOS design.
• Proven track record bringing low-power RF SoCs to production.
• Strong expertise in wireless architectures, system design, and RF integration.

Responsibilities

• Define end-to-end SoC architecture and system partitioning.
• Lead cross-functional technical alignment across RF, analog, digital, and software domains.
• Drive system-level optimization including power, performance, and cost.
• Oversee SoC integration including package and PCB considerations.
• Contribute to product roadmap, competitive benchmarking, and technology strategy.
• Support development lifecycle from requirements through validation and qualification.
• Communicate architectural decisions clearly to stakeholders.

Skills

Strong communication

Cross-functional leadership

System-level influence

Structured problem solving

Ownership mindset

Multicultural teamwork

English fluency

Education

MSc/PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering

Job description

EM Microelectronic, a Swiss semiconductor company, seeks a Principal Wireless SoC Architect to define and drive next-generation ultra-low-power wireless SoCs for IoT, automotive, and medical markets. You will lead global teams from concept to production, shaping platform strategies and technology direction.

The role requires MSc/PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering, 15+ years in wireless SoC/RF CMOS design, and a proven track record of bringing low-power RF SoCs to production.