Senior RF/Analog IC Design Engineer

MACOM; Zürich; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

MACOM is seeking a Senior Electronic Design Engineer in Zürich, Switzerland. This role requires specialized expertise in broadband high-speed optical/electrical interface products, with a focus on design, drafting, testing, and release of new devices and systems. The ideal candidate will have at least 4 years of experience in Analog/RF IC design, and possess strong knowledge of simulation tools such as Cadence and ADS. Excellent collaboration skills are necessary to work with various engineering teams and support product transfers to production.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 4 years of Analog/RF IC design experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop, design, and support broadband high-speed optical/electrical interface products.
• Responsible for all design activities assigned by project leads.
• Provide clear status reports by analyzing simulation/test data.
• Enable Product Engineering group to transfer products to production.

Skills

Understanding of Analog/RF/mmWave circuits

Creative solution proposals at IP level

Fluency with electronics simulation tools

Electro-magnetic and/or Electro-optic simulations

Experience designing for high yield and low cost

Knowledge of industry standard test equipment

Design of evaluation boards

Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office

Education

MSc or PhD in Electronics Engineering

Tools

Cadence

ADS

Spectrum Analyzer

Network Analyzer

Job description

MACOM is seeking a Senior Electronic Design Engineer in Zürich, Switzerland. This role requires specialized expertise in broadband high-speed optical/electrical interface products, with a focus on design, drafting, testing, and release of new devices and systems. The ideal candidate will have at least 4 years of experience in Analog/RF IC design, and possess strong knowledge of simulation tools such as Cadence and ADS. Excellent collaboration skills are necessary to work with various engineering teams and support product transfers to production.