Develop high-end ADC/DAC in advanced processes for optical communication, requiring expertise in layout design and Cadence tools. Teamwork and understanding of schematic flow are essential.
Description
For an exciting well-funded start-up, we are looking for layout engineers.
You will develop high end ADC/DAC in an advanced process for optical communication.
RequirementsMinimum Qualifications
Experience of 10+ years in sub micro process (2n up to 16n TSMC)
This experience must include:
- Expertise in technical leading high speed low noise layout design
- Expertise in Cadence Layout tools
- TSMC FIN FET and/or Gate All Around technologies design
- Good understanding of schematic flow
- Teamwork
- Experience in tape-out procedures
Preferred Qualifications
- Highly motivated
- Learning abilities
- Good communication
- Experience in both Mentor and Cadence tools is an advantage
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