High-Speed Analog/Mixed-Signal SerDes Engineer

QUALCOMM, Inc.; Cork; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

QT Technologies Ireland Limited in Cork, Ireland, is seeking an Analog / Mixed-Signal SerDes Design Engineer to develop and deliver high-speed SerDes IP for Qualcomm SoCs. The role focuses on low-power, low-voltage designs in advanced FinFET/GAA nodes, requiring close collaboration with layout teams to ensure optimal analog performance.

The candidate will architecture and implement blocks such as serializers/deserializers, PLLs, and VCOs, while performing simulations, verification, and silicon

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Science, Engineering, or related field.
• 2+ years ASIC design, verification, validation, integration, or related work experience.
• Master's degree in Science, Engineering, or related field and 1+ year of ASIC design, verification, validation, integration, or related work experience.
• PhD in Science, Engineering, or related field.

Responsibilities

• Architecture, design, and development of analog / mixed signal hard macros for the SerDes IP Design team.
• Create design specifications.
• Create behavioural models in Verilog.
• Set-up, run and analyse circuit simulations.
• Deliver hard macros and support customer integration and testing.
• Perform silicon characterization analysis and prepare silicon verification reports.

Skills

Analog mixed-signal design

High-speed SerDes

Scripting

Communication skills

Education

Master's or PhD in Science/Engineering

Bachelor's in Science/Engineering

Tools

SPICE simulators

Schematic capture tools

Analog layout tools

Job description

QT Technologies Ireland Limited in Cork, Ireland, is seeking an Analog / Mixed-Signal SerDes Design Engineer to develop and deliver high-speed SerDes IP for Qualcomm SoCs. The role focuses on low-power, low-voltage designs in advanced FinFET/GAA nodes, requiring close collaboration with layout teams to ensure optimal analog performance.

The candidate will architecture and implement blocks such as serializers/deserializers, PLLs, and VCOs, while performing simulations, verification, and silicon