Duties & Responsibilities
- Lead the design, analysis, and implementation of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits on board level, including:
- Low-noise, high-linearity, high dynamic range analog front-end (AFE) designs
- Design and develop precision high-voltage circuits with the following characteristics:
- High-speed (>50 MSPS), high-precision (≥16-bit) DAC/ADC signal chains
- Low-noise, high-linearity, high dynamic range analog front-end (AFE) designs
- Design and develop precision high-voltage circuits with the following characteristics:
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- Operation in high-voltage environments up to ±225V, with robust stability and reliability
- Architect and optimize complete end-to-end signal chains, including:
- DAC/ADC interfaces, amplification, filtering, driver stages, feedback loops, and calibration
- Perform modeling, simulation, and performance validation:
- Develop both system-level (behavioral) and circuit-level (SPICE) models
- Analyze key performance parameters such as noise, distortion, offset, drift, bandwidth, and stability
- Drive laboratory debugging, validation, and system bring-up:
- Utilize advanced lab equipment (oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, network analyzer, etc.)
- Identify and resolve issues related to signal integrity, EMI/EMC, thermal effects, and parasitic
- Collaborate cross-functionally with digital, FPGA, system, power, and software teams:
- Define hardware/firmware/software interfaces
- Support system-level integration and validation
- Support full product lifecycle, from concept to volume production:
- Design validation (DV), engineering validation (EVT), and manufacturing support
- Root cause analysis (RCA) for field and production issues
- Drive adoption of advanced technologies and architectures in high-performance systems
- Produce high-quality documentation, including design specifications, simulation reports, and test reports
- Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior engineers
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Education & Experience
- Master’s or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field
- Minimum 5+ years of experience in analog or mixed-signal circuit design (PhD graduates may qualify with less experience)