Remote Analog & Mixed-Signal Circuit Design Engineer

Ferric, Inc.; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 115,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Ferric, Inc. in New York City seeks a Design Engineer to develop advanced on-chip voltage regulators using Ferric’s thin-film inductor technology.

You will design analog and mixed-signal blocks in CMOS nodes, run simulations, and verify blocks from schematic to post-layout extraction. You'll collaborate with characterization, test, and application engineers to ensure meet specifications, document work, and participate in design reviews.

Qualifications

• PhD or MSEE with 2+ years of full-custom CMOS design experience.
• Design skills in bandgaps, ADCs/ DACs, PLLs, DLLs, LDOs, temperature sensors, switched-capacitor circuits, op-amps, comparators, and biasing circuits.
• Proficient CAD tools: Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, Calibre, CppSim.

Responsibilities

• Design analog and mixed-signal circuits to meet architectural requirements and technical specifications in various CMOS nodes.
• Actively contribute to the architectural definition of the design and chip integration and work with business and application teams to define specifications for upcoming ICs.
• Research and investigate new circuit techniques to help improve Ferric ICs.
• Perform analysis, design and verification simulations to ensure building blocks meet specifications at the schematic level and after post-layout extraction.
• Document assigned blocks, and hold design review meetings and participate in the reviews.
• Work cross-functionally with Characterization, Test, and Application Engineers to verify, characterize and debug owned circuit blocks.

Skills

Full-custom CMOS design

Analog and mixed-signal design

Team collaboration

Documentation and communication

Education

PhD or MS EE

Tools

Cadence Virtuoso

Spectre

Calibre DRC/LVS/PEX

CppSim

Verilog/Verilog-AMS

Python

Job description

Ferric, Inc. in New York City seeks a Design Engineer to develop advanced on-chip voltage regulators using Ferric’s thin-film inductor technology.

You will design analog and mixed-signal blocks in CMOS nodes, run simulations, and verify blocks from schematic to post-layout extraction. You'll collaborate with characterization, test, and application engineers to ensure meet specifications, document work, and participate in design reviews.