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In-depth knowledge of ASIC development and EDA workflows, including RTL design, analog/mixed signal and digital IP integration, verification, HW emulation, DFT, and physical design.
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Lead innovation and enablement of custom analog/RF design methodology and solutions to address critical design challenges in leading-edge technologies. Lead collaboration with EDA and Foundry vendors/partners to deliver innovative and comprehensive PDKs for analog/mixed signal/RF designers.
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Work and/or project experience in any of the following: Digital, Analog, or RF circuit design, Communications, Digital Signal Processing, Programmable Logic. Strong background in Digital, RF, Analog circuit design principles, DSP, Programmable Logic and/or FPGA.
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We are a fabless system-on-chip product company, striving to improve the world’s communication networks for everyone through our highly integrated radio-frequency (RF), analog, digital, and mixed-signal semiconductor solutions for access and connectivity, wired and wireless infrastructure, and industrial and multi-market applications.
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Finally, you will help to develop system and waveform test procedures, participate in the integration of software, digital, analog, programmable logic, and RF system components, and be involved in preparing presentations and reports for full system development (design reviews, test activities, manufacturing, qualifications, progress review, etc.
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Responsible for all aspects of the RF and High frequency/microwave detailed design and development, including system power distribution and module level design and definition, schematic capture, circuit design, derating, and Worst-Case Analysis (WCA.
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