Principal Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer

Principal Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer

Marvell is a leading provider of semiconductor solutions that form the backbone of data infrastructure across various sectors, including enterprise, cloud, AI, and carrier architectures. The company is dedicated to fostering innovation that has a lasting impact on industries and individual lives. As part of the Central Engineering business group, the Analog IC Design Principal Engineer will play a crucial role in designing advanced CMOS transceiver/SERDES products, contributing to the overall success of Marvell's diverse engineering teams.

Responsibilities:

• Design highly sophisticated CMOS transceiver/SERDES products.
• Conduct architectural investigations and implement circuits such as PLL, DLL, ADC, regulators, amplifiers, TX, RX, and CDRs.
• Perform design verification using industry-standard tools like SPICE, Spectre, and MATLAB.
• Carry out layout activities in nanometric technologies and supervise physical design.
• Work independently or with test engineers in the lab to characterize, debug, and validate designs.
• Generate design-related documents and application specifications.
• Support customers and Field Application Engineers (FAEs) as needed.
• Interface with digital and SOC teams for design integration and cross-functional verifications.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields with 10-15 years of experience.
• Master’s degree and/or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields with 5-10 years of experience.

Skills:

• Strong knowledge of deep sub-micron CMOS technologies.
• Hands-on experience in designing mixed signal circuits including ADCs, DACs, RX, TX, PLLs, Filters, and regulators.
• Knowledge of low power and high-speed design techniques.
• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Proficiency in IC design CAD tools such as Spectre, Spice, MATLAB, Hsim, and Verilog.
• Lab testing skills to evaluate prototypes against design specifications.