Staff Analog Design Engineer

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Renesas is seeking a Staff Analog Design Engineer to serve as a technical focal point for major analog and power-management circuit blocks within complex PMIC and mixed-signal products.

In this role as a Staff Analog Design Engineer, you will apply specialized technical expertise to challenging circuit-design problems, determine appropriate methods and technical approaches for new assignments, and own significant designs from architecture and feasibility through silicon validation and production.

You will remain hands-on in circuit design while providing technical guidance, leading design reviews, mentoring other engineers, and improving analog-design methods, reusable IP, and engineering practices.

Relocation assistance is available for qualified candidates throughout the United States.

Responsibilities

Serve as the technical owner for major analog and power-management circuit blocks.; Translate product requirements into block- and subsystem-level architectures and design strategies.; Lead the design, simulation, verification, and layout supervision of complex CMOS power-management circuits.; Determine design methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria for complex new assignments.; Conduct feasibility studies and architectural trade-off analyses for new circuit concepts.; Own circuit performance against functional, power, area, robustness, quality, and schedule requirements.; Lead technical and design reviews for assigned circuitry and provide technical guidance to other engineers.; Work closely with Layout Engineering to optimize physical implementation and resolve layout-dependent performance issues.; Lead laboratory evaluation and silicon characterization activities in collaboration with Applications and Validation Engineering.; Identify and resolve complex cross-functional design issues during silicon bring-up and production ramp.; Collaborate with DFT, Verification, Test, and Product Engineering on chip-level verification, test strategy, qualification, and production readiness.; Develop and improve analog-design methods, reusable IP, technical practices, and design documentation.; Coach and mentor less experienced analog designers and serve as a technical resource within the engineering team.; Support customer-facing technical discussions and RFQ activities as part of the broader project team.

Requirements

Demonstrated depth of experience in analog or mixed-signal integrated circuit design.; Strong CMOS transistor-level design, simulation, verification, and debugging capability.; Experience designing complex analog and/or power-management circuits.; Experience taking significant circuit blocks from specification through tape-out, silicon evaluation, and production.; Strong understanding of analog layout considerations, parasitics, matching, noise, stability, and physical-design trade-offs.; Ability to independently select and adapt design methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria for complex engineering problems.; Demonstrated ability to conduct design reviews and provide effective technical guidance.; Experience collaborating across Analog, Digital, Verification, Layout, Applications, Test, and Product Engineering.; Strong analytical, problem-solving, written, verbal, and presentation skills.; Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across global engineering teams.; Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Microelectronics Engineering, or a related discipline with a minimum of 8 years of related experience, or; Master’s degree in a related engineering discipline with a minimum of 6 years of related experience, or; PhD in a related engineering discipline with a minimum of 3 years of related experience, or; Equivalent relevant education and work experience.

Nice to have

Experience with PMICs, DC/DC converters, LDOs, charger products, control loops, voltage and current references, or other power-management technologies.; Experience with mixed-signal or top-level verification.; Experience with silicon characterization, laboratory evaluation, and root-cause analysis.; Experience developing reusable analog IP or improving circuit-design methodologies.; Experience mentoring other analog IC designers.; Experience with automotive, industrial, or other high-reliability semiconductor applications.