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Staff RF IC Design Engineer – RFIC Design / CMOS RF Transceivers / 6G Wireless Systems

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Staff RF IC Design Engineer – RFIC Design / CMOS RF Transceivers / 6G Wireless Systems
We are currently partnered with a leading semiconductor organisation developing next-generation wireless connectivity solutions for 5G, 6G, AI, automotive, and high-performance computing applications. As part of their growing RF Design team, they are looking to hire a Staff RF IC Design Engineer to develop state-of-the-art RF transceivers and signal chain architectures for advanced cellular and wireless communication platforms.
Key responsibilities
- Define specifications, architecture, design, implementation, and verification of RF IC subsystems for next-generation wireless products
- Develop high-performance RF signal path and frequency synthesizer circuits targeting leading-edge 6G and cellular applications
- Perform RF system analysis and collaborate with RF Systems and Applications teams to define product requirements
- Design and optimise RF circuits in advanced CMOS process technologies
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Key requirements
- Strong commercial experience in RF IC design and development
- Proven track record delivering RF transceivers or RF subsystems into production
- Strong understanding of RF system architecture and wireless communication systems
- Experience designing RF circuits in advanced CMOS technologies (16nm and below preferred)
- Strong knowledge of RF signal chains, frequency synthesisers, transceivers, and RF performance optimisation


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Keywords
RF IC Design / RFIC / CMOS RF Design / RF Transceivers / 5G / 6G / Wireless Communications / Cellular Systems / RF Architecture / Frequency Synthesizers / PLL / RF Signal Chain / RF Front End / RF SoC / CMOS / Analog IC Design / Cadence Virtuoso / Cadence ADE / EM Simulation / RF Verification / RF Layout / LNA / PA / Wireless Connectivity / Semiconductor / Silicon Design / MATLAB / Python / RF System Analysis
If you are interested in this position, please send your CV to Alistair@eu-recruit.com
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