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Analog IC Design Manager

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This is a new opportunity for an Analog IC Design Manager to join a globally successful Semiconductor company based in Edinburgh.
Boasting one of the nicest spots in Edinburgh city centre, our client is growing their Analog team in several areas and has a need for an experienced Analog Manager to take the reins.
The Analog IC Design Manager Will
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of analog and mixed-signal IC design engineers, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement
- Partner with Product Management, Marketing, and Engineering leadership to align technical resources with product and business objectives
- Provide technical oversight and guidance on product architecture, design strategy, and development priorities
- Drive engineering best practices, design reviews, verification methodologies, and quality standards across the team
- Support cross-functional collaboration with verification, layout, test, product engineering, and quality teams to ensure successful product development and release
- Identify and develop future technical leaders within the organisation through mentoring, coaching, and career development planning
- Contribute to hiring, succession planning, performance management, and overall team growth
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What’s Needed
- A Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent) with an extensive background in analog and mixed-signal IC development
- Previous experience leading, mentoring, and developing engineering teams in a semiconductor environment
- Broad understanding of the complete IC development lifecycle, including design, verification, layout, packaging, test, product engineering, and quality
- Proven ability to influence and collaborate across multiple disciplines and organisational levels
- Strong communication, customer interaction, stakeholder management, and decision-making skills
- Passion for developing people and building high-performing engineering teams


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A compelling package is on offer with this role, including a highly competitive basic salary, generous stock plan, bonus scheme and benefits package. Visa sponsorship can also be provided if needed.
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