IC Design Engineer – Flexible Hours & Career Growth

Nexperia; Nederland; Hybrid; EUR 45,000 - 60,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Overtime reduction for work-life-balan

Job summary

Nexperia in Nijmegen is seeking an IC Design Engineer to contribute to the Logic and Switch families, owning the implementation of technical requirements for CMOS and analog IC designs, and driving top-level verification and layout using Cadence or Synopsys tools.

This part-time role focuses on cost-efficient products, cross-functional collaboration with BE teams, and opportunities to work with advanced fabrication nodes from 0.5μm to 0.18μm.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in electrical engineering.
• Entry level experience in circuit design and analog EDA tools and simulations.
• Understanding of semiconductor device physics and device characteristics.
• Understanding of standard CMOS technology.
• Basic knowledge of ESD mechanisms and protection.
• Analytical skills and pragmatic problem solving.
• Good English communication (written and spoken).
• Team player with initiative and entrepreneurial attitude.

Responsibilities

• Design ICs in 0.5 μm to 0.18 μm CMOS and BCD wafer processes.
• Develop products in various plastic packages.
• Perform circuit design optimization for area and performance.
• Conduct top-level verification and datasheet parameter checks.
• Perform floor-planning, layout of blocks and top-level wiring diagrams.

Skills

Circuit design

CMOS technology

EDA tools

Analytical skills

English communication

Team player

Entrepreneurial attitude

Education

Master’s degree in electrical engineering

Tools

Cadence

Synopsys

Job description

Nexperia in Nijmegen is seeking an IC Design Engineer to contribute to the Logic and Switch families, owning the implementation of technical requirements for CMOS and analog IC designs, and driving top-level verification and layout using Cadence or Synopsys tools.

This part-time role focuses on cost-efficient products, cross-functional collaboration with BE teams, and opportunities to work with advanced fabrication nodes from 0.5μm to 0.18μm.