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Analog IC Design Engineer

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Our Client
Our client is a top-tier global Semiconductor company on a mission to build a safer, healthier, greener, and smarter world through innovative semiconductor solutions. Their Edinburgh design team sits right at the heart of innovation for power management IC design, and they seek an Analog IC Design Engineer to join this growing group.
Role Overview
As Analog IC Design Engineer you will have exposure to full-chip designs and major system-level blocks. Working directly with staff and principal level engineers, you’ll work on challenging analog and mixed-signal designs from initial specification through to product release. With power management IC (PMIC) design becoming ever more critical as modern devices demand higher power density, this is a great chance to become an expert in a field that is in high demand.
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Requirements
- A BSc / MSc within Electronic Engineering, or related discipline
- Several years of experience within analog / mixed-signal design
- A good understanding of analog circuit fundamentals (such as amplifiers, oscillators, LDOs, comparators).
- Familiarity with EDA tools and Cadence design environment
- Ability to work well within a multi-disciplinary team
- Any knowledge or experience within power management IC design would be beneficial


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Benefits
You’ll receive a solid compensation package that includes competitive basic salary, annual bonus, stock, private healthcare, pension plus a raft of other perks, as well as hybrid working (2-3 days a week onsite).
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For more details, contact Caroline @ IC Resources.
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