Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer

Broadcom

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Work type: On-site
Location: Fort Collins, CO
Salary: $109,700–$175,500 / yr
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 6 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday
Closes: Apr 3, 2027
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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Broadcom is a global semiconductor and infrastructure software company that designs and markets a wide range of networking, storage, and wireless connectivity solutions. Industry: Semiconductors & Infrastructure Software

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TL;DR · Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer

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The Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer joins a team of analog and digital engineers to design analog blocks, systems, and subsystems. The role involves implementing and optimizing circuit architectures to meet specific performance, power, and cost requirements. Key responsibilities include designing critical IPs like opamps, ADCs, DACs, and various power converters, as well as overseeing custom physical layouts and defining internal chip interfaces. The engineer will perform simulation verification including corner, monte-carlo, and aging analysis, while also characterizing IC performance using lab equipment and developing production tests with ATE. Required skills include proficiency in CMOS devices, high-voltage layout techniques, and Cadence design tools like Analog Artist and Virtuoso. The work focuses on solving complex power and high-voltage circuitry problems within integrated circuit products.

Skills

Analog Design CMOS Cadence Virtuoso Cadence Analog Artist Layout Design ATE Bench Testing Post-Silicon Evaluation Buck Converters ADCs DACs OpAmps BCD Technologies Extraction

What you'll do

Design analog blocks, systems, and sub-systems using behavioral modeling and transistor-level circuit tools.
Implement and optimize circuit architectures to meet specific performance, power consumption, and cost requirements.
Oversee the drawing of custom physical layouts for analog and digital circuits.
Define requirements for internal chip interfaces and review chip package pinouts and routes.
Design and review PC test board schematics for IC performance testing.
Characterize IC performance using lab equipment and debug performance problems found during characterization.
Develop production tests for circuits in coordination with automatic test engineers.
Perform simulation verifications including corner simulation, monte-carlo mismatch analysis, and aging analysis.

What we're looking for

Proficiency in analog design and in-depth knowledge of CMOS devices.
In-depth knowledge of analog and high-voltage layout techniques.
Knowledge of switched power supplies, high-voltage BCD technologies, and high-voltage/power circuitry (preferred).
Skill in running simulations, performing layout design, and conducting verification and extraction.
Thorough working knowledge of Cadence design tools, including Analog Artist and Virtuoso.
Experience with experimental verification, ATE support, and bench testing for post-silicon evaluation (preferred).
Bachelor's in Engineering with 8+ years of related experience; or Master's in Engineering with 6+ years; or PhD with 3+ years.
Masters degree in Engineering and 6+ years of related.

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