Analog and Mixed Signal Design Engineer
Broadcom
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This role pays less than 86% of similar roles. Most pay $177,287–$243,600 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $158k versus about $210k for comparable roles.
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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
Broadcom currently has 279 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $121,900–$195,000 across 168 roles with salary data.
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The Mixed Signal Digital Design Lead will lead the development of digital control infrastructures for advanced clocking sub-systems, including PLLs, FLLs, and DLLs. This role involves owning the architectural definition, RTL implementation, and system-level integration of digital logic driving clocking IPs. Key responsibilities include designing complex digital control loops, state machines for adaptive calibration, DVFS controllers, and fractional-N delta-sigma modulators. The position requires serving as a bridge to Analog Circuit Designers to translate specifications into robust architectures. Candidates must utilize SystemVerilog RTL for advanced technology nodes like N5 and N3P. The role involves driving Mixed-Signal Verification, Real Number Modeling, and enforcing full-chip CDC and RDC sign-off methodologies while co-optimizing floorplanning to protect sensitive analog nodes from digital switching noise.
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