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Position Overview

ADI Technology, Product, & Operations is seeking an experienced Staff Analog IC Design Engineer with deep expertise in analog and power‑management IC design to lead the design and development of next‑generation PMICs solutions.

Responsibilities

• Lead the detailed definition and architectural development of high-performance mixed-signal ICs, driving system-level trade-offs and transistor-level design decisions

• Own architecture definition, block-level design, and transistor-level circuit implementation, including full cycle comprehensive simulation and verification.
• Develop Product Objective Specifications, including die size, package, pinout, block diagrams, and electrical specs.
• Collaborate closely with system architects to define end‑to‑end power architectures and ensure seamless integration into complex mixed‑signal SoCs.

• Support layout, lab evaluation, testing, qualification, and product engineering functions to ensure successful delivery, meeting all requirements and quality goals.

• Lead power block bring-up, silicon debug, and optimization to achieve best in class performance across process, voltage, and temperature variations.
• Apply AI tools/techniques to enhance design automation, optimization, and modeling workflows
• Continuing to improve analog design/verification methodologies consistent with the group’s wider business objectives to reduce time and cost to market.

Qualifications

• M.S. in Electrical Engineering with 7+ years, or Ph.D. with a minimum of 5+ years, of relevant analog and power management IC design experience.
• Extensive hands-on experience in power management IC development, including switching regulators(buck/boost/buck-boost), LDOs, and charge pumps.

• Solid understanding of analog circuit design fundamentals, with experience in amplifiers, data converters (ADCs/DACs), PLL, bandgap references, biasing circuits, and related analog building blocks.
• Proficiency in Cadence design environment and mixed-signal simulation
• Proficiency in Simplis
• Good communication and collaboration skills, with a demonstrated ability to work effectively across geographically distributed and cross-functional teams. 

• Ability to independently lead the design and development of circuit blocks or complete systems, driving projects from architecture and design through silicon validation and product debug. 
• Experience integrating power management and analog IP into complex SoC environments is a strong advantage.

• Experience or awareness of AI-assisted tools to improve design productivity is a plus

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