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Acceler8 Talent partners with an early-stage semiconductor company seeking a founding Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Engineer in Massachusetts. You will own analog/control and power-management silicon, define what the silicon must do, and drive designs through tape-out and lab validation.
You will collaborate across device, packaging, power, RF, and systems teams to align interfaces. You will influence design methodology, build reusable IP, and shape the future analog organization as one of the first
Acceler8 Talent is partnering with an early-stage semiconductor company developing highly integrated 3D hardware platforms that combine advanced silicon, compound-semiconductor technologies, power delivery, and novel packaging.
The team is building systems for demanding applications across aerospace, communications, high-performance compute, power electronics, and next-generation connectivity. Rather than treating the IC, package, power network, and surrounding hardware as separate problems, the engineering team designs them together as a single system.
They are now looking for aFounding Analog / Mixed-Signal IC Engineerto take ownership of the analog control and power-management silicon at the center of their first products.
This is a hands-on, end-to-end IC design role with significant architectural ownership. You will be responsible for defining what the silicon needs to do, designing the underlying analog and mixed-signal circuitry, taking designs through tape-out, and validating the resulting hardware in the lab.
Because the products combine multiple semiconductor technologies within advanced packages, you’ll also work closely with engineers across device design, packaging, power, RF, and systems engineering to define the electrical interfaces between each part of the platform.
As one of the earliest analog engineers on the team, you’ll have significant influence over the company’s design methodology, reusable IP, interface standards, and future analog organization.