Principal Analog Design Engineer

Renesas; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 130,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Renesas is seeking a Principal Analog Design Engineer in Dallas, Texas. This high-impact role involves leading the entire development lifecycle of PMIC and mixed-signal product lines, collaborating directly with customers, and driving engineering excellence. Candidates must have 12-15 years of experience in power management and a degree in Electronics Engineering or a related field. Strong communication skills and the ability to work as a technical lead are essential. The position offers opportunities for international travel and contributions to engineering methodologies.

Qualifications

• 12-15 years of experience in power management as a technical project lead.
• In-depth knowledge of CMOS power management circuits and market trends.
• Ability to drive engineering initiatives while maintaining quality.

Responsibilities

• Lead the full development lifecycle of analog and mixed-signal blocks.
• Act as the main technical authority and mentor for the design team.
• Collaborate with customers to define system requirements.

Skills

Power management engineering

Communication and presentation skills

Cross-cultural sensitivity

Education

Degree in Electronics Engineering or related discipline

Job description

Job Overview

Principal Analog Design Engineer. Serve as a global technical authority and lead the architectural evolution of our PMIC and mixed‑signal product lines. This high‑impact role spans the entire development lifecycle—from early‑stage customer collaboration and specification to final silicon verification and production readiness. The position requires over 12 years of experience and a balance of technical mastery with strategic mentorship, driving engineering excellence and company‑wide methodology improvements.

Responsibilities

• Lead the full development lifecycle of major analog and mixed‑signal blocks and top‑level PMIC products, from initial specification through design, simulation, and silicon verification.
• Act as a global technical authority and primary point of contact, providing sound architectural recommendations and mentoring engineers to ensure excellence across the design team.
• Collaborate directly with customers to define system requirements and develop innovative solutions that meet performance, area, and power constraints.
• Oversee high‑level verification planning, DFT strategy, and lab evaluation in partnership with applications and test engineering teams to ensure designs are production‑ready.
• Drive the identification and implementation of company‑wide improvements in engineering methodologies, policies, and strategic initiatives.
• Support roadmap planning and ensure technical advice is aligned with external market trends and evolving CMOS process technologies.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 12 to 15 years of experience in power management with a proven record of acting as a technical project lead on complex ICs within the last four years.
• Degree level qualification in Electronics Engineering or a related discipline.
• In‑depth knowledge of CMOS power management circuits, organizational business objectives, and current market trends.
• Demonstrated ability to drive engineering initiatives and process improvements while delivering high‑quality results under tight schedule pressure.
• Exceptional communication and presentation skills, with the ability to convey complex technical concepts to multicultural teams and external customers.
• Proven capability to work independently as a technical lead while fostering a collaborative environment as a role model and mentor.
• High cross‑cultural sensitivity and the flexibility to undertake occasional international travel at short notice.

Renesas Electronics is an equal‑opportunity and affirmative‑action employer, committed to celebrating diversity and fostering a work environment free of discrimination on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, sexual orientation, military status, veteran status, or any other basis protected by federal, state or local law.