Analog Design Engineer - Mixed-Signal ICs for Audio
Cirrus Logic
Austin (TX)
On-site
USD 120,000 - 180,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading semiconductor company in Austin, Texas is seeking talented analog circuit designers to develop next-generation audio amplifiers. The role involves comprehensive responsibilities from conceptual design to production, requiring a MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering and skills in analog/mixed signal design. The position promises significant opportunities for growth in a dynamic workplace that values diverse perspectives and innovation. Candidates must meet export control restrictions and should be able to access technical data without an export license.
Qualifications
Requires a MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering with coursework in analog/mixed signal integrated circuit design.
Prior lab work or coop/intern experience directly related to the position offered is preferred.
GPA of 3.6 or above is required.
Responsibilities
Demonstrate thorough knowledge of analog integrated circuit design.
Design physical interfaces for low voltage signaling.
Hands-on experience with power management circuits.
Skills
Analog integrated circuit design
Switched capacitor circuit design
Low noise amplifier design
Noise analysis
DSP
Silicon debug skills
Education
MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering
GPA of 3.6 or above
Tools
Matlab
SystemVerilog
Verilog-A/AMS
SPICE
LVS
DRC tools
Job description
A leading semiconductor company in Austin, Texas is seeking talented analog circuit designers to develop next-generation audio amplifiers. The role involves comprehensive responsibilities from conceptual design to production, requiring a MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering and skills in analog/mixed signal design. The position promises significant opportunities for growth in a dynamic workplace that values diverse perspectives and innovation. Candidates must meet export control restrictions and should be able to access technical data without an export license.