Principal High Speed Analog/Mixed Signal Designer

Job Description:

he candidate will be part of the memory design team supporting the definition, specification, system simulation and implementation of future DDR, LPDDR related product IPs. The focus of the activity will be centered around the circuit architecture and design of critical high-speed analog and digital blocks, definition of specifications for the high speed data path.

Location: San Jose-US

Responsibilities:

• Ownership of high speed analog/mixed signal designs at chip and block level
• Design, simulate and characterize high-performance and high-speed circuits
• Create high level model for design tradeoff analysis and behavior model for verification simulations
• Work with digital/system teams to define architecture and design plan to achieve budget, schedule and project deliverable goal
• Create floor plan and work with layout team to demonstrate post extraction performance
• Document analysis and simulation to show that design achieves critical electrical, timing parameters and pre-silicon verification flow
• Work with the lab and system team for test plan, silicon bring-up and characterization
• Understand and disseminate applicable standards and its relevance in a given project to team
• Mentor junior designers
• Participate and contribute to the definition of development flows that improve efficiency and quality of design execution

Qualifications:

• MS EE and 7+ years or PhD EE and 5+ years’ experience of analog/mixed-signal circuit design
• Prior experience in high speed analog circuits likeTransmitter, Receiver,PLL, DLL, PI or clock distribution
• Solidknowledge ofdesign principles forpractical designtradeoffs
• Solid knowledge of the basic building blocks like bias, op-ampand LDO
• Experience in designing memory interfaces such as DDR 4/5or serial links such as PCIEishighlydesirable
• Experience in modeling withVerilog-A,Verilog, matlabis desirable
• Experience in working in leading R&D and future technology development projects is desirable