This is an opportunity for an Analog Layout Engineer to join a grow team in the heart of Madrid! The company itself is a telecommunications provider working on solutions for high-speed optical networking.
Key Responsibilities of the analog layout engineer include:
Layout design of analog and mixed-signal blocks, including ADC, DAC, PLL, TIAs, VCSEL drivers, SerDes, VCOs, and more.
Schematic-to-layout translation, planning pin positions and defining boundaries.
Performing physical verification (DRC, LVS) to ensure design integrity.
Extracting netlists and pre-annotating layout parasitic components for verification.
Conducting reliability analysis verification, including electromigration and voltage drop.
Integrating layouts at the system level, ensuring compliance with ESD and latch-up prevention rules.
Generating LEF files and abstracts for digital co-integration.
Collaborating with both layout and design engineers for workflow optimization and system alignment.
Implementing automation scripts to streamline layout processes.
Researching and adopting new tools to enhance layout efficiency.
Additional Requirements of the analog layout engineer include:
An MSc Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
Proven track record in silicon-based design, preferably in high-speed communication systems.
Expertise in full-custom analog layout techniques in nanometric CMOS technology (65nm/28nm or below).
Strong proficiency in analog and mixed-signal IC EDA tools such as Cadence or Synopsys.
Comprehensive understanding of the design flow from schematic to full verification.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
A proactive, analytical, and organized individual who thrives in a collaborative environment.
If you’re an enthusiastic Analog Layout Engineer and are eager to advance your career, apply today!
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