Analog Simulation CAD Engineer – Automation & Flows
Apple Inc.
Austin (TX)
On-site
USD 90,000 - 130,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading technology company in Austin is seeking an Analog Simulation/Env Automation CAD Engineer. This role involves solving transistor-level simulation issues and guiding designers on tool issues. The ideal candidate should have experience in SPICE simulation and programming skills in Perl or Python. A BS degree and 3+ years of industry experience are required. The position supports innovation and collaboration across engineering teams, contributing to advancements in technology and CAD flows for analog circuits.
Qualifications
Experience in SPICE simulation and design environment for Analog/RF circuits.
Programming/scripting skills in Perl, Python, SKILL language, or Shell.
Good communication skills and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams.
Minimum 3 years of relevant industry experience.
Responsibilities
Solve issues related to transistor level simulations on Analog, RF and Microwave applications.
Guide designers in solving tool issues related to Analog Design Environment.
Contribute to methodology on SPICE simulations and modeling techniques.
Develop next generation in-house EDA CAD flow solutions.
Skills
SPICE simulation
Programming/scripting (Perl, Python, SKILL)
Collaboration with cross-functional teams
Verbal and written communication skills
Education
BS degree
Tools
Cadence ADE
Virtuoso
SPICE simulators
Job description
A leading technology company in Austin is seeking an Analog Simulation/Env Automation CAD Engineer. This role involves solving transistor-level simulation issues and guiding designers on tool issues. The ideal candidate should have experience in SPICE simulation and programming skills in Perl or Python. A BS degree and 3+ years of industry experience are required. The position supports innovation and collaboration across engineering teams, contributing to advancements in technology and CAD flows for analog circuits.