Analog IC Design Engineer - High-Precision ADCs

Texas Instruments; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking an Analog Design Engineer to contribute to high-precision mixed-signal IC design within our PADC team. The role involves designing ∆-∑ ADCs, references, LDOs, and op-amps, with emphasis on speed, noise, and power constraints.

You will collaborate with systems engineers, verify at block and top levels, and supervise layouts to ensure silicon performance. A master’s degree and several years of analog experience are required.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in electrical engineering or related field with coursework and projects in Analog/mixed-signal IC design.
• 3+ years of Analog and/or Mixed-signal circuit design experience.

Responsibilities

• Partnering with business teams and system engineers to develop design specifications.
• Analyzing architecture trade-offs at both system and block level.
• Analog circuit designs involving high speed, high precision, low noise, low power.
• Top-level and block-level analog/AMS design verification.
• Supervising IC layouts to ensure a high-performance standard.
• Owning design reviews and creating necessary design, verification and product documentation.
• Participating hands-on in Silicon Debug, assisting in characterization and qual support.
• Driving new and improved methodologies and flows where needed.

Skills

Analog design

High-speed

Low-noise design

Verilog-AMS modeling

MATLAB

Circuit verification

SPICE

Education

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Tools

SPICE

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking an Analog Design Engineer to contribute to high-precision mixed-signal IC design within our PADC team. The role involves designing ∆-∑ ADCs, references, LDOs, and op-amps, with emphasis on speed, noise, and power constraints.

You will collaborate with systems engineers, verify at block and top levels, and supervise layouts to ensure silicon performance. A master’s degree and several years of analog experience are required.