Mixed-Signal Design Engineer: Shape Next-Gen ICs

Analog Devices; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Vision and dental coverage

401k

Paid vacation

Holidays and sick time

Job summary

Analog Devices in Wilmington, DE is seeking a Mixed-Signal Design Engineer to join a team that designs and validates mixed-signal ICs. You will apply analog and digital design principles across the product lifecycle, from circuit design to silicon validation, collaborating with experienced engineers.

Ideal candidates bring 0–2 years of mixed-signal experience and a strong foundation in circuit simulation, Cadence, SPICE, and MATLAB.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 0–2 years of experience in mixed-signal design or related engineering disciplines.
• Familiarity with circuit simulation and design tools such as Cadence, SPICE, MATLAB.
• Understanding of signal integrity, timing analysis, and power optimization concepts.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and analyze mixed-signal circuit blocks and subsystems.
• Perform circuit simulation, modeling, and performance analysis.
• Participate in schematic design, verification, characterization, and silicon validation.
• Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams throughout development.

Skills

Analog/digital circuit design

Circuit simulation

EDA tools

Analytical problem solving

Cross-functional collaboration

Written and verbal communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Cadence

SPICE

MATLAB

Job description

Analog Devices in Wilmington, DE is seeking a Mixed-Signal Design Engineer to join a team that designs and validates mixed-signal ICs. You will apply analog and digital design principles across the product lifecycle, from circuit design to silicon validation, collaborating with experienced engineers.

Ideal candidates bring 0–2 years of mixed-signal experience and a strong foundation in circuit simulation, Cadence, SPICE, and MATLAB.