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Analog Mixed Signal Design Engineer

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# Analog Mixed Signal Design Engineer ## Job Summary The Analog Mixed Signal Design Engineer will play a crucial role in the development and design of analog and mixed-signal circuits. This position involves working on innovative projects that drive the company's technology forward, ensuring high-performance solutions that meet the needs of our clients. ## Responsibilities - Design and implement **analog and mixed-signal circuits** for various applications. - Conduct **signal processing** and **Fourier analysis** to optimize circuit performance. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of designs. - Perform testing and validation of circuit designs to ensure compliance with specifications. - Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to circuit performance and functionality. ## Qualifications - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in **Electrical Engineering** or a related field. - Minimum of **2 years** experience in analog mixed-signal design. - Proficiency in **CMOS circuit design** and understanding of semiconductor physics. - Strong knowledge of **signal processing** techniques. - Familiarity with simulation tools such as **SPICE** or equivalent. - Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. - Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment. ## Preferred Skills - Experience with **RF design** or **high-speed digital circuits**. - Knowledge of **verilog-A** or similar hardware description languages. - Familiarity with **design for testability (DFT)** practices. ## Experience - A minimum of **2 years** in a relevant engineering role focusing on analog mixed-signal design. ## Environment - This is a **full-time position**; location specifics are not provided. The work environment may involve collaborative project work, design reviews, and circuit testing.

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