Senior CMOS analog/mixed signal design Engineer

Ferroelectric Memory Company; Dresden; Vor Ort; EUR 65.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Cutting-edge memory technology

Strong presence in the semiconductor ecosystem

High ownership and impact-driven roles

International and collaborative team

Zusammenfassung

Ferroelectric Memory Company in Dresden, Germany, seeks an experienced IC Design Engineer with expertise in CMOS analog/mixed-signal design and NVM devices. Your role involves designing cutting-edge non-volatile memory products, defining specifications, integrating analog/mixed-signal blocks, and collaborating closely within international teams. The ideal candidate has 5-10 years of experience in IC design, hands-on experience with Cadence and Verilog, and a degree in Electrical Engineering. Join FMC and shape the future of memory technology.

Qualifikationen

• 5-10 Years of experience in IC design, especially in CMOS analog/mixed signal and NVM device design.
• Hands-on experience with Cadence design environment and Verilog for modeling or verification.
• Familiarity with standard design and simulation flows.

Aufgaben

• Design and develop emerging NVM memory devices based on hafnium oxide technology.
• Define specifications and support the integration of analog and mixed-signal blocks into the overall memory architecture.
• Collaborate with layout engineers to optimize robustness, matching, and area.

Kenntnisse

CMOS IC design (Analog/Mixed Signal)

NVM Device Design

Programming Ability: C, Verilog

Design tools: Cadence, Verilog

Ausbildung

Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Tools

Cadence

Verilog

Jobbeschreibung

Role Overview

We are looking for an experienced IC Design Engineer with strong expertise in CMOS analog/mixed‑signal design and emerging NVM devices to help develop FMC’s next‑generation ferroelectric memory products based on hafnium oxide technology. You will work in close collaboration with international teams in Milan or Dresden to turn innovative memory concepts into robust silicon.

Must Have

• CMOS IC design (Analog/Mixed Signal)
• NVM Device Design
• Design tools: Cadence, Verilog
• Programming Ability: C, Verilog, Digital Design Concepts

Responsibilities

• Design and develop emerging NVM memory devices based on hafnium oxide technology for FMC’s ferroelectric memory product portfolio.
• Define specifications and support the integration of analog and mixed‑signal blocks into the overall memory architecture.
• Design analog circuits for NVM memories (sense amplifiers, decoders, bandgaps, HV regulators, ADCs, etc.).
• Run PVT simulations and circuit verification, including parasitic extraction, to ensure performance and reliability.
• Collaborate closely with layout engineers to optimize robustness, matching, and area.
• Contribute to post‑silicon verification, debug, and optimization of memory IP and test chips.

Your Profile

• 5-10 Years of experience and a Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Strong background in CMOS IC design (analog/mixed signal) and NVM device design.
• Hands‑on experience with Cadence design environment and Verilog for modeling or verification.
• Familiarity with standard design and simulation flows (e.g., Cadence DFII, Virtuoso, Spice, Verilog‑A).
• Relevant experience in analog/mixed‑signal CMOS and memory/NVM design.
• Good knowledge of CMOS device physics and circuit behavior over PVT.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to work effectively in cross‑functional teams.

About Us

Ferroelectric Memory GmbH (FMC) is a pioneering semiconductor company based in Dresden, Germany, focused on next‑generation non‑volatile memory technology. Founded in 2016, FMC is at the forefront of innovation in ferroelectric memory, enabling faster, more energy‑efficient, and scalable solutions for future computing systems. Our team combines deep expertise in semiconductor physics, device engineering, and system design to redefine memory architectures for emerging applications in AI, IoT, and high‑performance computing. Join us and be part of a team shaping the future of memory technology.

Why FMC?

• Cutting‑edge memory technology
• Strong presence in the Dresden semiconductor ecosystem
• High ownership and impact‑driven roles
• International and collaborative team
• Direct contribution to AI and next‑generation computing