About this role
Gyga Force has an opening for an Analog IC Design Engineer in Austin, United States, and the role is on-site. The job is based at the Austin office, so expect to be there in person. The level given is senior, so applicants should be around that stage of their career. Read the full posting below for the requirements and the application link. The hours are full-time.
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Job Overview
Job description provided by Gyga Force.
Gyga Force is hiring an Analog IC Design Engineer in Austin to develop high-performance analog circuits for semiconductor applications. The role designs and optimises circuits such as amplifiers, ADCs, DACs, voltage regulators and PLLs. Transistor-level simulations are performed to ensure designs meet performance, power and area constraints. The engineer collaborates with layout engineers to optimise layouts for parasitic effects and manufacturability. Work with system architects helps define specifications and trade-offs. The role contributes to design reviews and technical discussions to enhance product reliability. Candidates need an M.S. or Ph.D. in electrical engineering or a related field with 8+ years of analog IC design experience. Expertise in CMOS/BiCMOS circuit design, including low-noise and low-power techniques, is required. Strong understanding of noise analysis, signal integrity and process variations is needed. Experience with Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre and MATLAB is required, and applications go by email to the address on the open positions page.