Senior Analog & Mixed-Signal Engineer - Equity & Benefits

NVIDIA Corporation; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 168,000 - 265,000; Full time

Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation in Santa Clara, CA seeks a senior analog/mixed-signal designer to develop high-speed interfaces and precision data converters on state-of-the-art CMOS processes. You will collaborate closely with mask design and silicon evaluation teams to deliver robust silicon blocks.

The role requires deep-submicron CMOS experience, expertise in PLLs, ADC/DAC blocks, and scripting in Python/MATLAB. A strong teamwork mindset and the ability to transfer tech to product teams are essential.

Qualifications

• BSEE or equivalent; MS preferred.
• 6+ years of deep-submicron CMOS experience.
• Analog and mixed-signal circuit design and layout.
• Experience with ADC/DAC and PLLs.
• Cadence ADE-L/ADE-XL proficiency.
• Proficient in scripting: Python, MATLAB, Perl.

Responsibilities

• Design high-speed interfaces and mixed-signal circuits using state-of-the-art CMOS tech.
• Develop high-speed analog blocks (VCO, LDO, bandgap, charge-pump, op-amps).
• Design data converters (ADC, DAC) and related blocks.
• Collaborate with mask design and silicon evaluation teams.
• Support technology transfer to product teams.
• Perform simulations, floor-planning, reliability verifications, and silicon bring-up.

Skills

CMOS design

Analog design

Digital design

Python

MATLAB

Cadence ADE-L

Education

BSEE or equivalent

MS preferred

Tools

Spectre

HSPICE

ADE-L

ADE-XL

Calibre

ICV

Perl

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation in Santa Clara, CA seeks a senior analog/mixed-signal designer to develop high-speed interfaces and precision data converters on state-of-the-art CMOS processes. You will collaborate closely with mask design and silicon evaluation teams to deliver robust silicon blocks.

The role requires deep-submicron CMOS experience, expertise in PLLs, ADC/DAC blocks, and scripting in Python/MATLAB. A strong teamwork mindset and the ability to transfer tech to product teams are essential.