Analog and Mixed Signal Engineer

Acceler8 Talent; Massachusetts; On-site; USD 198,000 - 242,000; Full time

Job summary

Acceler8 Talent is recruiting an Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer for a Boston onsite role. You will own analog and mixed-signal circuits from architecture to tape-out, including silicon bring-up and characterization, and collaborate across circuit, package and system boundaries to resolve integration trade-offs.

You will work with RF, power, packaging and systems engineers on a heterogeneous multi-material platform, with early ownership and broad responsibilities in a founding-stage

Qualifications

• Delivered analog or mixed-signal silicon with ownership of circuits and development.
• Strong circuit-design fundamentals and ability to explain architecture choices and measured results.
• Practical experience taking designs through tape-out and learning from fabricated hardware.
• Ability to understand packaging and system effects on circuit performance.
• Hands-on work experience in an early-stage team; adaptability and broad responsibility.
• Curiosity about heterogeneous integration and multi-material platforms.

Responsibilities

• Own analog and mixed-signal circuits from architecture through verification and tape-out.
• Lead silicon bring-up, characterization and debug, translating measurements into design decisions.
• Collaborate across circuit, package and system boundaries to optimize integration.
• Partner with RF, power, packaging and systems engineers on a heterogeneous platform.
• Help establish design reviews, verification methods and engineering practices as the team grows.

Skills

Analog circuit design

Mixed-signal design

Tape-out experience

Circuit verification

Characterization

Hardware debugging

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

Analog and Mixed Signal Engineer

Boston - Onsite

Up to 220k base

We're working with an early-stage semiconductor company developing a multi-material 3D integration platform. The approach combines materials such as GaN, silicon, glass and diamond to address circuit, packaging and thermal requirements together.

The initial focus is RF systems for radar and low-Earth-orbit communications, with a longer-term platform spanning power electronics, compute and photonics.

They're hiring an Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer to own foundational circuit development and help shape the engineering practices of a founding-stage team.

The role

• Own analog and mixed-signal circuits from architecture and circuit design through verification, layout collaboration and tape-out.
• Take responsibility for silicon bring-up, characterization and debug, connecting measured performance with design decisions.
• Work across circuit, package and system boundaries to resolve integration trade-offs.
• Partner with RF, power, packaging and systems engineers on a heterogeneous semiconductor platform.
• Help establish design reviews, verification methods and engineering practices as the team grows.

Your experience

• Delivered analog or mixed-signal silicon, with clear personal ownership of the circuits and their development.
• Strong circuit-design fundamentals and the ability to explain your architecture choices, trade-offs and measured results.
• Practical experience taking designs through tape-out and learning from fabricated hardware.
• An ability to work beyond a narrowly defined block and understand how packaging and system requirements affect circuit performance.
• Comfort with hands-on work, changing priorities and broad responsibility in an early-stage team.
• Curiosity about heterogeneous integration and how different materials can improve system performance.

Why join?

You’ll join at the point where early engineers can shape both the product and the organization. The work offers broad ownership, direct collaboration with the founding team and a close connection between circuit decisions, physical integration and measured hardware.

This is an opportunity for someone who wants to help build a semiconductor platform and take responsibility for making it work.