Postdoc: High-Voltage Power ICs & Module Integration

DTU; Denmark; On-site; DKK 420,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

DTU Electro seeks a postdoctoral researcher to advance power electronics and high voltage integrated circuits, focusing on Power ICs and power module integration. You will join an interdisciplinary electronics group, spanning module architecture, packaging, electro-thermal modelling, and gate-driver IC design, with experimental validation.

The candidate should hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering with analog/mixed-signal IC design and have documented tapeout and silicon validation experience.

Qualifications

• PhD in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in analog/mixed-signal IC design.
• Experience in analog circuit design and layout in commercial CMOS processes.
• Proven expertise in high-voltage analog or mixed-signal IC design in commercial CMOS/BCD processes.
• Proven track record with tapeout and silicon validation.

Responsibilities

• Define system-level specifications including voltage/current ratings, switching frequency targets, and thermal budgets.
• Evaluate and select optimal fabrication technologies and IC process nodes to achieve target power module performance.
• Perform transistor-level circuit design, including noise, mismatch, process corner, and Monte Carlo analyses.
• Undertake IC layout, physical verification, and tapeout preparation.
• Carry out laboratory measurements and silicon validation of designed circuits.
• Disseminate results through high-impact publications and international conferences.

Skills

Analog IC design

High-voltage design

Circuit layout

Tapeout experience

Monte Carlo analysis

Physical verification

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Tools

CMOS process nodes

Job description

DTU Electro seeks a postdoctoral researcher to advance power electronics and high voltage integrated circuits, focusing on Power ICs and power module integration. You will join an interdisciplinary electronics group, spanning module architecture, packaging, electro-thermal modelling, and gate-driver IC design, with experimental validation.

The candidate should hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering with analog/mixed-signal IC design and have documented tapeout and silicon validation experience.