Principal Engineer, Analog Design

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JR59251 Principal Engineer, Analog Design

Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Design, implementation, and improvement of Complex Analog Circuits such as CMOS Amplifiers, Comparators, Bandgap references, V2I converters, LDOs, charge pumps, Oscillators, DLL, IO circuits (DDR/LPDDR), Delays, Process and temperature sensors in advanced semiconductor process nodes for advanced DRAM products

• Integration of modules with Power delivery network and propose design solution for optimum performance

• Driving innovation into the future Memory generations within a dynamic work environment

• Validate & optimize design for reliability (Device stress, Aging effect)

• EM/IR simulation, optimize layout to achieve best circuit performance

• Custom digital circuit design & validation

• Parasitic modeling and assisting in design validation, reticle experiments and required tape-out revisions

• Overseeing and managing the layout process including floor-planning, placement, and routing

• Performing verification processes with modeling and simulation using industry standard simulators

• Contributing to cross group communication to work towards standardization and group success

• Working with Marketing, Probe, Assembly, Test, Process Integration, and Product Engineering groups to ensure accurate manufacturability of product

• Proactively solicit guidance from Standards, CAD, modeling, and verification groups to improve the design quality

Performs semiconductor design engineering assignments including engineering and designing chip layout circuits, circuit checking, documenting specifications, modifying, and evaluating semiconductor devices and components. Reviews product requirements and logic diagrams for device definition. Typically responsible for projects, or portions of projects, to design, fabricate, modify, and evaluate semiconductor devices and components.