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Intel Corporation in Bengaluru seeks an experienced Analog Circuit Design Engineer to design, develop, and optimize analog and mixed‑signal circuits in advanced process nodes. You will contribute to high‑performance, power‑efficient IP solutions and collaborate across architecture and layout teams to deliver robust designs.
The role requires deep expertise in analog behavior modeling, LDOs, and ADCs, with a focus on leakage reduction and power efficiency across multiple projects.
As an Analog Circuit Design Engineer, you will play a critical role in designing, developing, and optimizing cutting‑edge analog and mixed‑signal circuits in advanced process nodes. Your expertise will contribute directly to Intel's mission of driving innovation and delivering high‑performance, power‑efficient, and scalable IP solutions. Joining our team, you'll engage in solving complex technical challenges, collaborate cross‑functionally, and influence Intel's success in the semiconductor industry. This role offers you the opportunity to work on groundbreaking technologies that shape the future of computing and communication systems.
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Take this opportunity to be part of Intel's world‑class engineering team.
Job Type: Experienced Hire Shift: Shift 1 (India) Primary Location: India, Bangalore Additional Locations:
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