Senior Analog Designer

Beagle; Verwaltungsregion Seeland; Sur place; CHF 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Beagle is seeking an experienced Senior Analog IC Designer to join our ASIC development team in Switzerland. You will define, architect and design low-power analog and mixed-signal ASICs, translating customer requirements into detailed specifications and high-performance silicon solutions.

You will be involved across the full ASIC lifecycle, from architecture to silicon bring-up, collaborating with digital, verification, layout and product teams, and engaging directly with customers to review

Qualifications

• MS or PhD in Electronic Engineering or related field.
• 8+ years of experience in analog and mixed-signal IC design.
• Experience with low-power CMOS design techniques.
• Experience translating customer requirements into design specifications.
• Proficiency with Cadence and Siemens EDA tools.

Responsabilités

• Translate customer requirements and performance objectives into ASIC-level specifications.
• Define and develop low-power analog and mixed-signal architectures.
• Optimize designs for power, area, performance and cost.
• Design and verify analog IP including amplifiers, references, regulators, ADCs, DACs, oscillators, sensors.
• Conduct feasibility studies and power-budget analysis.
• Perform schematic design, simulation, verification and post-layout validation.
• Collaborate with digital, verification, layout and product teams.
• Support silicon bring-up, characterization and validation.
• Contribute to customer design reviews and discussions.
• Act as a technical point of contact for customers.

Connaissances

Low-power CMOS design

Analog IC design

Mixed-signal design

Translate requirements to specs

Technical communication

Formation

MS/PhD in Electronic Engineering

Outils

Cadence

Siemens EDA

Description du poste

We are working with a leading semiconductor client seeking an experienced Senior Analog IC Designer to join their ASIC development team. This role will focus on defining, architecting and designing low-power analog and mixed-signal ASICs, translating customer requirements into detailed technical specifications and high-performance silicon solutions.

You will be involved throughout the full ASIC development lifecycle, from initial architecture definition and feasibility assessments to schematic design, simulation, verification, post-layout validation and silicon bring-up. Working closely with digital, verification, layout and product teams, you will also engage directly with customers to discuss technical requirements, review designs and support successful implementation.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate customer requirements, system use cases and performance objectives into detailed ASIC-level specifications.
• Define and develop low-power analog and mixed-signal architectures.
• Optimise designs to achieve the right balance of power consumption, silicon area, performance and cost.
• Design and verify analog IP, including amplifiers, voltage references, regulators, ADCs, DACs, oscillators and sensor interfaces.
• Conduct feasibility studies, evaluate design trade-offs and perform power budget analysis.
• Undertake schematic design, simulation, verification and post-layout validation.
• Collaborate with digital, verification, layout and product teams across all stages of ASIC development.
• Support silicon bring-up, characterisation and validation activities.
• Contribute to customer design reviews and technical discussions.
• Act as a technical point of contact for customers, addressing design requirements and implementation challenges.

Key Requirements

• M.S. or Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering or a related discipline.
• At least 8 years of experience in analog and mixed-signal IC design.
• Strong expertise in low-power CMOS design techniques and ASIC development.
• Demonstrated ability to translate customer requirements into clear, detailed design specifications.
• Proficiency with Cadence and/or Siemens EDA design tools.
• Strong understanding of analog design principles, including noise performance, reliability and semiconductor processes.
• Experience developing solutions for battery-powered, industrial, automotive or medical applications.
• Knowledge of sensor interfaces and advanced low-power design architectures.
• Experience in mixed-signal system integration and silicon validation.

This is an opportunity for an experienced analog IC design professional to contribute to the development of advanced, low‑power ASIC solutions, combining technical ownership across the design lifecycle with close collaboration across multidisciplinary engineering teams and direct customer engagement.