Role Overview
The Senior Mixed Signal Design Engineer position involves working in a collaborative environment to develop and implement innovative image sensor products. This role includes involvement in the full design lifecycle of read-out ICs for visible and infrared focal plane arrays. Candidates will engage in circuit design, analysis, testing, and validation, contributing to the team's mission of delivering high-performance electronics.
Experience Level
This is a senior-level role typically requiring a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in integrated circuit design, particularly with full-custom CMOS at the transistor level. Candidates with an advanced degree may apply with 3 years of experience.
Key Responsibilities
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
- Designing, developing, and verifying mixed-signal integrated circuits.
- Participating in circuit flow from design to verification.
- Conducting architectural design discussions and defining interfaces for module simulations.
- Ensuring difficult design tasks are completed according to budgets and schedules.
Necessary Qualifications
Applicants must possess:
- A Bachelor's degree in STEM fields with 5 years of experience or an advanced degree with 3 years of related experience.
- Proficiency with IC design tools like Cadence and Mentor Graphics.
- Experience in MATLAB, Python scripting, and UNIX based software for circuit design and simulation.
- Skills in System Verilog and knowledge of semiconductor processing and testing.
Preferred Qualifications
Preferred candidates would have:
- Skills in digital design, including experience with Conformal and Innovus.
- Record of successful project execution in commercial or defense electronics.
- Familiarity with mixed-signal design techniques and architecture, particularly ROICs.
- A Master’s or PhD in relevant STEM fields.
Education Requirements
A minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) is required. Advanced degrees may substitute some experience requirements.