Mixed-Signal Behavioral Modeling Engineer

Apple Inc

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Work type: On-site
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Salary: $165,800–$292,400 / yr
Posted: 14 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday

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TL;DR · Mixed-Signal Behavioral Modeling Engineer

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As a Mixed-Signal Behavioral Modeling Engineer, you will join the mixed-signal design team to model complex custom circuits for verifying system-level functionality and performance in state of the art SoCs. You will write functional models of custom mixed-signal circuits in SystemVerilog that incorporate non-idealities while collaborating with circuit design and verification teams. Your daily responsibilities include analyzing data from circuit teams using Python or MATLAB to fit into models, profiling model performance, and running simulations and formal equivalence tools to ensure accuracy against custom circuits. You will also work to enhance modeling methodology, optimize flows, and develop tools to identify issues. Required skills include expertise in SystemVerilog, digital logic gates, clocking, state elements, SPICE simulations, and scripting in PERL or Python. Domain knowledge includes PLLs, DLLs, SERDES, sensors, data-converters, and digital signal processing.