Analog/Mixed-Signal Design Intern — High-Perf Circuits

Omni Design Technologies, Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 34,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Job summary

Omni Design Technologies, Inc. is seeking an Analog/Mixed-Signal Design Intern to develop transistor-level circuit blocks for a range of applications including LiDAR, wireless and 5G.

You will contribute to high-performance designs that meet ADC/DAC specifications and overall signal-chain performance. The ideal candidate is an MS/PhD student in Electrical Engineering with strong fundamentals in circuit design, familiarity with ADC/DAC concepts, PLLs, and Cadence tools.

Qualifications

• Pursuing MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering with focus on Analog/Mixed-Signal design.
• Strong understanding of bandgap references, amplifiers, feedback-OTAs, comparators, switched-capacitor blocks.
• Familiarity with ADC/DAC design, PLLs, oscillators is a plus.
• Strong intuition and analytical skills for transistor-level circuit design including noise and mismatch.
• Experience with Cadence tools (Schematic capture, Virtuoso, Spectre, HSPICE).
• Ability to work independently and adhere to schedules.
• Strong written and verbal communication; proactive in seeking help.

Responsibilities

• Design high-performance transistor-level circuits for ADC/DAC specs and signal-chain performance.
• Focus on analog/mixed-signal blocks for applications like LiDAR and 5G.
• Collaborate with team to meet project schedules and constraints.
• Document designs and simulations to support validation and verification.

Skills

Circuit design

Transistor level

Noise & mismatch

Independent work

Verbal/written comms

Education

MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Cadence schematic capture

Virtuoso

Spectre

HSPICE

Job description

Omni Design Technologies, Inc. is seeking an Analog/Mixed-Signal Design Intern to develop transistor-level circuit blocks for a range of applications including LiDAR, wireless and 5G.

You will contribute to high-performance designs that meet ADC/DAC specifications and overall signal-chain performance. The ideal candidate is an MS/PhD student in Electrical Engineering with strong fundamentals in circuit design, familiarity with ADC/DAC concepts, PLLs, and Cadence tools.