Senior Analog IC Design Engineer — ADC/DAC Production

Apple Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 185,000 - 325,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. seeks an experienced IC Designer to shape analog blocks, conduct transistor-level feasibility studies, and drive layout-to-test cycles for next-generation products.

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure robust, production-ready designs and drive test plans through lab measurements. The role emphasizes deep analog expertise, mixed-signal architectures, and hands-on verification with measurement tools, contributing to high-performance chips used by millions of Apple

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electric Engineering with 10+ years of relevant experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of ADC/DAC architectures and analog block design.
• Experience with low-noise design and high-precision techniques.
• Experience in C / Matlab / Verilog modeling.
• Able to collaborate with test engineers and define test plans.

Responsibilities

• Involved in specifications of analog portions of IC.
• Behavioral modeling to validate architectures and transistor-level feasibility studies.
• Drive mask design and layout verification; perform top-level simulations.
• Define production/bench-level test plans and conduct lab measurements.
• Drive yield data analysis and design for testability, including ESD compliance.

Skills

Analog IC design

ADC/DAC architectures

Device physics

C programming

Matlab

Verilog modeling

Education

Bachelor's of Science in Electric Engineering

Tools

Verilog modeling

Spectrum analyzers

Oscilloscopes

Signal generators

Job description

Apple Inc. seeks an experienced IC Designer to shape analog blocks, conduct transistor-level feasibility studies, and drive layout-to-test cycles for next-generation products.

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure robust, production-ready designs and drive test plans through lab measurements. The role emphasizes deep analog expertise, mixed-signal architectures, and hands-on verification with measurement tools, contributing to high-performance chips used by millions of Apple