Analog/Mixed-Signal Circuit Design Engineer

Beaverton Posted 12/8/2025 Leaves the board in 5 days

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We have ownership lead development of analog & mixed-signal circuits including SERDES, high-speed data converters, PLLs and other analog mixed-signal circuits. You will be working with multi-functional teams to architect and design innovative analog/mixed-signal circuits. You will also drive mask design to implement layout view of designs. You will coordinate with IP consumers, help define production/bench-level test plans, and conduct design reviews of blocks with peers/management to show design meets spec targets and requirements.

Minimum Qualifications
Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering and 10+ years experience.

Preferred Qualifications
In-depth knowledge of analog mixed-signal concepts like mismatch mitigation, linearity, stability, low-power and low-noise techniques

Experience with high-speed digital circuits (e.g., serializer, de-serializer, counters, dividers, etc.)

Design experience in advanced CMOS technologies such as FinFET technology

Hands-on experience with AMS IC development from definition to high-volume production including layout supervision, bench evaluation, correlation, and characterization

Experience in lab testing of mixed-signal circuits and experience in using spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, etc. to validate analog designs

Able to build VerilogA/AMS behavioral models, analyze and lead characterization data from lab and volume testing

Ability to drive results, drive what matters and manage complexity

Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to solve challenging cross-functional problems in a team environment

Solid understanding and expertise in crafting analog/mixed-signal circuit blocks including ADCs, DACs, SERDES, PLLs, DLLs, filters, bandgap, biasing circuits, LDO regulators, amplifiers, comparators, switched-cap circuits and oscillators