Analog Mixed-Signal Design Engineer

Job Title

Analog Mixed-Signal Design Engineer

Role Summary

Design and optimize analog and mixed-signal circuits at the transistor level, collaborating with experienced teams in Atlanta and Poland. Work focuses on high-performance PLLs, SerDes, and other high-speed data interfaces, from design through analysis and customer support.

Experience Level

Mid-level. Specific years of experience not specified.

Responsibilities

Core responsibilities include:

• Design and simulate transistor-level analog and mixed-signal circuits (PLLs, SerDes, high-speed interfaces).
• Optimize circuits for performance and robustness across process, voltage, and temperature.
• Perform layout reviews and post-layout analysis; collaborate with layout engineers.
• Use laboratory equipment for validation and characterization; support bring-up and debug.
• Provide technical support and documentation for customers and internal teams.
• Communicate design decisions and results clearly to cross-functional teams.

Requirements

Must-have skills and attributes:

• Strong understanding of analog design fundamentals.
• Transistor-level CMOS circuit design experience.
• Exposure to layout and post-layout analysis workflows.
• Self-motivated with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Organized, detail-oriented, and effective communicator.

Nice-to-have:

• Experience with FinFET technologies.
• Familiarity operating lab equipment such as J-BERT and high-speed oscilloscopes.
• Experience providing customer support for silicon/IP products.
• Scripting experience in Perl, Python, or equivalent for automation and data analysis.

Education Requirements

Bachelor's, Master’s, or PhD in Electronics Engineering.

About the Company

Company: Silicon Creations

Headquarters: Atlanta, GA, United States

Provider of high-performance analog and mixed-signal semiconductor IP, including PLLs, SerDes, and other high-speed data interfaces. Works with customers on circuit design, verification and support and maintains engineering teams in Atlanta and Poland.