Senior Analog IC Design Engineer – Power & PMICs

Skyworks Solutions, Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 91,000 - 177,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

401(k) with company match

Employee stock purchase plan

Paid time off including vacation, sick

Parental leave

Job summary

Skyworks Solutions, Inc. seeks an experienced Analog/Power IC design engineer to develop complex analog mixed-signal and power management ICs for Industrial Control and Infrastructure applications.

You will participate in product definition, design, verification, layout supervision, and silicon evaluation across high-volume production environments. The role requires strong MOS transistor knowledge, AC/DC analysis, and experience with CMOS/BiCMOS processes, with a background in analog signal

Qualifications

• Advanced MOS transistor and analog circuit design knowledge required.
• Experience with complex mixed-signal design and power management ICs.
• Familiarity with CMOS/BiCMOS fabrication processes and layout tradeoffs.

Responsibilities

• Architect, design and verify analog/mixed-signal circuits to meet product requirements.
• Oversee custom/layout work and participate in design reviews.
• Perform silicon evaluation, debugging and production test development support.

Skills

Analog circuit design

MOS transistor knowledge

AC/DC analysis

CMOS/BiCMOS

Mixed-signal design

Layout supervision

Circuit simulation tools

UNIX

Education

BSEE + 5 years experience

MSEE + 3 years experience

PhD EE + 0 years experience

Tools

Layout verification tools

Modeling tools

UNIX

Job description

Skyworks Solutions, Inc. seeks an experienced Analog/Power IC design engineer to develop complex analog mixed-signal and power management ICs for Industrial Control and Infrastructure applications.

You will participate in product definition, design, verification, layout supervision, and silicon evaluation across high-volume production environments. The role requires strong MOS transistor knowledge, AC/DC analysis, and experience with CMOS/BiCMOS processes, with a background in analog signal