Research Assistant: Pioneering Mixed-Signal IC Design
INL - International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory
Braga
On-site
EUR 32,000 - 54,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Tax benefits and other Diplomatic privileges
Private health insurance
Family allowances
Free nursery service
Support for education fees
Relocation support
30 working days of annual leave
Job summary
A leading research institution in Portugal is seeking a Research Assistant in Mixed-Signal Analog IC to conduct innovative research and development. Candidates should possess an MSc in Electrical Engineering and have expertise in CMOS design and EDA tools. The position offers competitive benefits and is based in Braga. The contract lasts for 10 months and includes responsibilities for modelling, simulation, and publication of research findings.
Qualifications
MSc in Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field focusing on analog/mixed-signal IC design.
Publication track record in peer-reviewed conferences or journals.
Strong expertise in CMOS analog/mixed-signal design and simulation.
Responsibilities
Conduct original research in mixed-signal and analog IC design.
Develop models and simulations for circuit performance evaluation.
Publish research in leading journals and conferences.
Skills
CMOS analog/mixed-signal design
EDA tool simulation
Analog circuit theory
Problem-solving
Education
MSc in Electrical Engineering
Tools
Cadence
Synopsys
Siemens
Job description
A leading research institution in Portugal is seeking a Research Assistant in Mixed-Signal Analog IC to conduct innovative research and development. Candidates should possess an MSc in Electrical Engineering and have expertise in CMOS design and EDA tools. The position offers competitive benefits and is based in Braga. The contract lasts for 10 months and includes responsibilities for modelling, simulation, and publication of research findings.