A senior individual-contributor role requiring ownership of complex analog IP, subsystem architecture, converter design, and silicon execution from concept through production, focusing on power management, analog, and mixed-signal IC development.
- Define and own the architecture of complex analog and power-management IP used in PMICs, converters, battery-management products, and mixed-signal devices.
- Design and own blocks such as positive and negative charge pumps, buck converters, source-sink LDOs, ultra-low-power oscillators, temperature sensors, current-sense circuits, SAR ADCs, voltage and current references, op-amps, comparators, analog buffers, level shifters, and protection circuits.
- Translate product and top-level chip requirements into detailed block specifications, architecture decisions, circuit implementations, and verification plans.
- Perform block-level error budgeting and system-level trade-off analysis across performance, area, power, cost, robustness, and manufacturability.
- Independently architect and design complete switching converters including buck, boost, and buck-boost converters, as well as LDOs and point-of-load devices.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
- Master's degree in Electrical Engineering
- Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering
- Master's degree in Electronics Engineering