Mixed Signal IC Designer

The Biopôle; Lausanne; Hybrid; CHF 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

MoleSense in Lausanne, at the Biopôle, is seeking a Biomedical Mixed-signal IC Designer to own the custom silicon of our wearable biosensors.

You will design ultra-low-power analog and mixed-signal ICs, develop biomedical signal-acquisition chains, and participate in ASIC characterization, validation and system-level integration.

Qualifications

• Strong background in analog and mixed-signal IC design.
• Hands-on experience in low-power circuit design and ASIC bring-up.
• MSc preferred; PhD with strong ISSCC/JSSC track record considered.

Responsibilities

• Own the custom silicon at the heart of the wearable biosensors.
• Design ultra-low-power analog and mixed-signal ICs.
• Develop biomedical signal-acquisition chains and participate in ASIC characterization, validation, and system-level integration.

Skills

Analog IC design

Mixed-signal IC design

Low-power circuit design

ASIC bring-up

Biomedical signal acquisition

Education

MSc preferred

PhD with ISSCC/JSSC track record

Job description

08.09 2026

Mixed Signal IC Designer

About the company MoleSense develops Wear & Forget® wearables for continuous sweat biochemistry monitoring, combining on-demand sweat extraction with aptamer-based biosensing. Based at the Lausanne Biopôle, its multidisciplinary team works in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.About the role The Biomedical Mixed-signal IC Designer will own the custom silicon at the heart of the company’s wearable biosensors. The role includes designing ultra-low-power integrated circuits, developing biomedical signal-acquisition chains, and participating in ASIC characterization, validation, and system-level integration.Key requirements

• Strong background in analog and mixed-signal IC design
• Hands-on experience in low-power circuit design and ASIC bring-up
• M.Sc. preferred; PhD with strong ISSCC/JSSC track record considered
• Independence to own a technology end-to‑end