Senior Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Design Lead

Analog Devices, Inc.; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking a Staff Analog Design Engineer to lead the design and development of complex analog and mixed-signal ICs.

You will provide technical leadership on critical projects, mentor engineers, and collaborate across cross-functional teams to drive innovation and reliable product delivery across multiple markets. The role emphasizes deep technical expertise in analog design, circuit architecture, and layout, with opportunities to influence architectural decisions and

Qualifications

• Must have strong design skills in analog and mixed-signal ICs.
• Experience with tape-outs and analog/mixed-signal verification.
• Proven ability to mentor engineers and contribute to architecture decisions.

Responsibilities

• Lead architecture development and optimization for analog and mixed-signal ICs.
• Design and develop sensor interfaces, data converters, and power systems.
• Perform transistor-level design, simulation, and debugging across PVT variations.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet performance goals.
• Mentor junior engineers and contribute to project planning and budgeting.

Skills

Analog Circuits Design

Mixed-Signal IC Design

Circuit Architecture Development

Simulation & Modeling

IC Layout

CMOS Technology

Data Converter Design

Education

Master's degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering

Experience with IC tape-outs

Publications or patents in analog/mixed-signal design

Job description

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking a Staff Analog Design Engineer to lead the design and development of complex analog and mixed-signal ICs.

You will provide technical leadership on critical projects, mentor engineers, and collaborate across cross-functional teams to drive innovation and reliable product delivery across multiple markets. The role emphasizes deep technical expertise in analog design, circuit architecture, and layout, with opportunities to influence architectural decisions and