Senior Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC Validation Engineer

Draper Inc.; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 82,300 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance programs

Flexible workplace options

Employee clubs and workshops

Job summary

A leading R&D innovation company in Cambridge is seeking a Senior Analog ASIC Validation Engineer. This role involves specifying, designing, and validating Application-Specific Integrated Circuits through various phases of product development. Candidates should have strong proficiency in integrated circuit design, excellent communication skills, and 5-7 years of relevant experience. The ideal candidate will work in a collaborative environment focused on innovation, and also enjoy robust work-life balance programs and support mechanisms.

Qualifications

• 5-7 years of experience with a bachelor's degree in ASIC Hardware Engineering.
• 3-5 years of experience with a master's degree.
• 0-2 years of experience with a PhD.

Responsibilities

• Design and simulate circuits at transistor-level to implement specifications.
• Contribute to system-level design and optimize designs for performance.
• Independently drive solutions to complex problems and develop requirements.

Skills

Proficiency in integrated circuit design

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

Excellent mathematical skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field

Master's degree preferred

Job description

A leading R&D innovation company in Cambridge is seeking a Senior Analog ASIC Validation Engineer. This role involves specifying, designing, and validating Application-Specific Integrated Circuits through various phases of product development. Candidates should have strong proficiency in integrated circuit design, excellent communication skills, and 5-7 years of relevant experience. The ideal candidate will work in a collaborative environment focused on innovation, and also enjoy robust work-life balance programs and support mechanisms.