Analog Circuit Design Engineer

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The Role and Impact: At Intel, Analog Circuit Design Engineers are at the forefront of innovation, shaping the future of Analog and mixed-signal IPs.
This critical role involves designing, developing, and optimizing high-speed Analog circuits in advanced process nodes, contributing directly to Intel's industry-leading products and technologies.
Key Responsibilities: - Design, develop, and build Analog circuits for advanced process nodes, enabling high-performance and robust functionality. - Perform circuit design, validation, extraction of chip parameters, and simulation of Analog Behaviour models. - Optimize circuits for power efficiency, performance, area, timing, and yield goals. - Create test plans to verify designs against block microarchitecture specifications, evaluating test results for design validation. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define design specifications, collect feedback, and resolve design issues. - Conduct layout reviews and ensure optimal placement and routing in collaboration with architecture and layout teams. - Contribute to post-silicon debug and validation efforts to support high-volume manufacturing. - Continuously refine design methodologies and processes to improve turnaround time and design quality.

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a closely related field. - 3+ years of experience - Proficiency in CMOS design and RC circuit fundamentals. - Experience designing high-speed IO circuits. - Skilled in using tools such as Spectre, Prime-Sim, HSPICE, Virtuoso, ADE, and Custom Compiler or other equivalent schematic and layout editors. - Knowledge of DRC, LVS, and post-layout extraction tools. - Capability to perform measurements and correlate them to simulation results. - Proficiency in modelling and simulating high-speed interface interconnects and channels.
Preferred Qualifications - Exposure to high-speed digital circuit design and analysis. - Familiarity with digitally assisted Analog circuits and techniques. - Knowledge of Verilog-A for Analog Behavioural Modelling and proficiency in scripting languages such as TCL, Perl, C, or Python is a plus. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.