Postdoc: High-Speed CMOS IC Design for On-Chip Photonics

DTU - Technical University of Denmark; Kongens Lyngby; On-site; DKK 480,000 - 560,000; Full time

Job summary

DTU Electro in Denmark seeks a postdoctoral researcher to design electronics driving, stabilizing, and modulating photonic devices in EPIC. You will perform circuit design from concept through tapeout, collaborate across electronics and photonics teams, and mentor students in a dynamic, energy-efficient information-processing project.

The role emphasizes integration of CMOS control with photonic circuits, RF design at GHz, and co-design of electrical/optical interfaces, within DTU's cutting-edge

Qualifications

• PhD degree or equivalent.
• Strong background in analog/mixed-signal CMOS IC design.
• Experience with the full IC design flow including layout and silicon validation.

Responsibilities

• Design analog and mixed-signal circuits for sensing, control, stabilization of photonic devices.
• Design RF driver circuits for electro-optic modulation at GHz rates.
• Take responsibility for circuit blocks from specification to verified layout.
• Co-design the electrical and optical interfaces of the bonded assembly for low capacitance and low crosstalk.
• Develop test boards and automated measurement setups to characterize the assembled devices.
• Mentor BSc, MSc, and PhD students.

Skills

Analog & mixed-signal CMOS IC design

Full IC design flow including layout &

Education

PhD degree

Job description

DTU Electro in Denmark seeks a postdoctoral researcher to design electronics driving, stabilizing, and modulating photonic devices in EPIC. You will perform circuit design from concept through tapeout, collaborate across electronics and photonics teams, and mentor students in a dynamic, energy-efficient information-processing project.

The role emphasizes integration of CMOS control with photonic circuits, RF design at GHz, and co-design of electrical/optical interfaces, within DTU's cutting-edge