Senior Analog Methodology Engineer — Hybrid, Flexible Hours

Ampere Computing; Durham (NC); Hybrid; USD 187,000 - 281,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401K retirement plan

Unlimited flextime

Paid holidays

Job summary

Ampere Computing seeks a Senior Principal Analog Methodology Engineer to define and optimize analog/mixed-signal design ecosystems. You will enhance CAD tool flows (Cadence Virtuoso), PDK integrations, and scripting to boost productivity and deliver high-quality IP on cutting-edge nodes.

You will collaborate across internal teams to benchmark EDA tools, manage Linux-based compute farms, and govern large analog libraries, enabling faster tape-outs and robust verification.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in analog design and layout methodology with EDA tool support.
• Strong expertise with Cadence Virtuoso/Custom Compiler, SPICE/Spectre, and Virtuoso ADE suite.
• Scripting proficiency in SKILL, shell, and Python for automation.

Responsibilities

• Develop, maintain, and automate analog design flows including DRC/LVS/PEX/EM/IR.
• Integrate and validate foundry PDks for different technology nodes.
• Create scripts to improve efficiency and reduce manual tasks.
• Collaborate with vendors and internal teams to integrate EDA tools.
• Manage Linux design environments, compute farms, and license servers.
• Oversee analog libraries and technology files data governance.
• Work with analog designers and CAD teams to speed tape-out.

Skills

Analog design

CAD tools

Scripting

PDK experience

Foundry interactions

Education

Electrical or Computer Engineering degree

Tools

Cadence Virtuoso

Custom Compiler

SPICE/Spectre

Virtuoso ADE

Job description

Ampere Computing seeks a Senior Principal Analog Methodology Engineer to define and optimize analog/mixed-signal design ecosystems. You will enhance CAD tool flows (Cadence Virtuoso), PDK integrations, and scripting to boost productivity and deliver high-quality IP on cutting-edge nodes.

You will collaborate across internal teams to benchmark EDA tools, manage Linux-based compute farms, and govern large analog libraries, enabling faster tape-outs and robust verification.