Post-Doc in Analog IC Design: Biomedical SoC & Flexible Work

CSEM SA; Zürich; On-site; CHF 110,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incredible flexibility

Great development opportunities

Trust-based management & work-life bal

Job summary

CSEM SA in Switzerland is seeking a Post-Doctoral researcher in Analog IC Design. You will join our System-on-Chip group in Zurich/Neuchâtel, collaborating with ETHZ or EPFL to define and develop a Biomedical SoC thesis and advance CMOS IC design.

You will publish in top journals, contribute to transferring technology to industry, and work with a diverse team of IC designers and researchers, using Python or MATLAB for data analysis.

Qualifications

• PhD in EE with strong grounding in analog/mixed-signal IC design.
• Proficient in IC design and simulation using relevant tools.
• Programming in Python or MATLAB for data analysis and simulations.
• Strong research track record and willingness to contribute to ongoing projects.

Responsibilities

• Thesis development: collaborate with partnering university (ETHZ or EPFL) to define and develop a cutting-edge thesis on Biomedical SoC design.
• Innovation and research: advance CMOS IC design; publish in top-tier journals and conferences.
• Industry technology transfer: transfer developed technologies to industry partners.
• Team collaboration: engage with the group and contribute to research and development activities.

Skills

Analog IC design

Python

MATLAB

Research

English communication

Education

PhD in EE

Tools

IC design tools

Simulation tools

Job description

CSEM SA in Switzerland is seeking a Post-Doctoral researcher in Analog IC Design. You will join our System-on-Chip group in Zurich/Neuchâtel, collaborating with ETHZ or EPFL to define and develop a Biomedical SoC thesis and advance CMOS IC design.

You will publish in top journals, contribute to transferring technology to industry, and work with a diverse team of IC designers and researchers, using Python or MATLAB for data analysis.