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    Analog Circuit Design Engineer

    Intel · Bengaluru · onsite · Posted today

    Undisclosed6–11 yrsfulltimeSourced fromNaukri

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    About this role

    Job Summary
    The Role and Impact: As an Analog Circuit Design Engineer, you will lead the design and development of high-speed analog circuits for advanced process nodes. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include creating and optimizing circuits for analog and mixed-signal IPs, ensuring robust functionality, high performance, and power efficiency. Through your technical expertise, you will play a critical role in delivering innovative solutions that drive Intel's ability to meet global technology demands and maintain industry leadership.


    Responsibilities
    • Design, develop, and optimize analog circuits for advanced process nodes, focusing on high-speed SerDes, memory interfaces, and clocking systems.
    • Extract key chip parameters and simulate analog behavior models to validate designs against block specifications.
    • Create and execute thorough test plans to ensure functionality, reliability, and performance of circuits.
    • Collaborate with architecture and layout teams to optimize circuits for power, area, timing, and electrical robustness.
    • Perform post-silicon debug and validation to analyze and resolve circuit-related issues for high-volume manufacturing readiness.
    • Continuously refine design methodologies to improve innovation, efficiency, and delivery timelines.
    • Utilize industry-standard EDA tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, SPICE simulators, and post-layout extraction tools for design and validation tasks.


    Qualifications

    Minimum Qualifications
    • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field with 6+ years of experience, Master's degree with 4+ years, or PhD with 2+ years in analog circuit design.
    • Proficiency in designing high-speed analog/mixed-signal circuits, including SerDes, PLLs, regulators, and clocking systems.
    • Expertise in CMOS design fundamentals, circuit simulation tools, and modeling techniques.
    • Experience with EDA tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, PrimeSim, DRC, LVS, and post-layout extraction tools.
    • Familiarity with optimizing circuits for power, area, timing, and yield goals.


    Preferred Qualifications
    • Experience in post-silicon validation, reliability testing, and debugging.
    • Knowledge of scripting languages such as Python, TCL, or Perl for design automation tasks.
    • Familiarity with modeling and simulation of high-speed interface interconnects and channels.
    • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, with a demonstrated ability to lead initiatives and mentor junior engineers.


    Job Details
    • Job Type: Experienced Hire
    • Shift: Shift 1 (India)
    • Primary Location: Bangalore, India


    Note
    Work Model for this Role: This role will require an on-site presence.

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