Principal Engineer, AMS Verification

The successful candidate shall possess abundant experience in designing complex DSP for communication systems. She/he shall also have decent knowledge in analog/mixed-signal circuitry to perform the modeling and optimization of the overall high-performance front ends for communication SoCs.

Essential Functions and Key Responsibilities:

• Model the circuit blocks and mixed-signal IPs, including but not limited to high-speed ADCs, DACs, CTLE, FFE, and PLLs, to work with the architect and designers to achieve the optimal system-level performance.

• Perform the functional verification and timing analysis on the IPs and the blocks.

• Work with the digital verification team to generate the adequate interface to ensure the timing and connectivity.

• Performs co-simulations on analog blocks and digital blocks in the mixed-signal simulation environment.

Mandatory Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

• Has intimate knowledge of UVM verification flow.

• Have prominent tracking record in modeling and verification of analog/mixed-signal IPs, including but limited to SERDES, optical links, and wireless transmission systems.

• Hands-on in modeling and simulating with System-Verilog (WREAL), Verilog-AMS, and/or C, C++.

• Have a decent understanding in CMOS analog / mixed signal design.

Preferred Knowledge/Skill/Abilities:

• Able to create IBIS-AMI model.

• Can code in System-Verilog (WREAL).

• Fluent in verbal and written communications.

• Independently resolves issues and conquer design challenges.

• Self-motivated and detail oriented.

• Has good interpersonal skills.

Education and Experience Requirements:

• M.S. in E.E. with 8+ years’ experience, or Ph.D. in E.E. with 6+ years’ experience

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