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Junior Analog IC Design Engineer

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This is a fantastic opportunity for a Junior Analog Design Engineer to join a world-class IC Design team based in Southampton. The right candidate could be a recent graduate, or, ideally, have at least a year working in industry.
Please note candidates must be eligible for UK security clearance for this role.
Our client is world-renowned for developing advanced imaging technologies that are critical for sectors such as deep-space science, aerospace and defence. They currently have a unique opportunity for a Junior Analog IC Design Engineer to join their growing mixed-signal IC team and translate design requirements into verifiable design solutions for the latest generation products. You will work alongside experienced engineers, learning on the job and working at transistor, cell and/or block level.
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Requirements Include
- A BSc / MSc degree in Electronics Engineering or similar field
- Proven hands-on project experience within Analog IC design
- An ability to use industry standard IC design tools (Cadence preferred)
- A great team-work attitude, and ability to pick skills up quickly and contribute


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