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TSMC in San Jose, CA is seeking a High-Speed Circuit design engineer to participate in R&D activities for high-speed wireline and optical interconnects. You will apply analog circuit techniques and lead a small team in fostering collaboration among multifunctional groups.
The role requires a strong background in high-speed circuitry and communication theory, with a salary range between $153,500 and $245,000 annually. TSMC values diversity and offers a comprehensive benefits package.
As a High‑Speed Circuit design engineer and team manager, you will participate in R&D activities for high‑speed wireline and optical interconnects, applying fundamental analog circuit techniques and communication theory to circuits operating from 32 Gbps to 448 Gbps. You will report directly to the Director of High‑Speed Interconnects in San Jose, CA, and work in a hybrid schedule with four days in the office.
TSMC Technology, Inc. is committed to employing a diverse workforce and provides Equal Employment Opportunity for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. TSMC is an equal‑opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion and is committed to treating all employees and applicants with respect and dignity. Reasonable accommodations for disabilities are available during the recruitment process.
At TSMC, your base pay is only part of your overall total compensation package. At the time of this posting, this role typically pays a base salary between $153,500 and $245,000 per year. Actual pay may vary based on experience, qualifications, and location. TSMC offers a competitive compensation package that includes market‑competitive pay, allowances, bonuses, and comprehensive benefits, as well as extensive development opportunities and programs.