IC Designer Analog Mixed-Signal ASICs (Analog Mixed-Signal)

TL;DR

IC Designer Analog Mixed-Signal ASICs (Analog Mixed-Signal): Developing integrated circuits for transceiver and sensor products with an accent on analog and mixed-signal blocks for high-performance OEICs and sensor front ends. Focus on managing the full ASIC design cycle, from architecture specification and schematic development to layout, verification, and chip characterization.

Location: Onsite in Vienna, Austria

Company

A global leader in semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions, specializing in integrated circuits for industrial, medical, automotive, and aerospace applications in its Vienna office.

What you will do

• Collaborate with analog and digital designers to develop new mixed-signal ASICs for high-performance OEICs and sensor front ends.
• Develop analog and mixed-signal blocks and integrate them into a mixed-signal hierarchy.
• Own the complete schematic and layout of ASICs throughout the entire product lifecycle.
• Manage ASIC specification, chip characterization, validation, and test development.
• Implement dedicated IC blocks and interfaces for wafer or module-level testing (DFT).
• Establish new simulation tools and processes to improve ASIC reliability and design speed.

Requirements

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics, Photonics, Telecommunications, or Embedded Systems.
• Several years of demonstrated experience in analog circuit design (schematic and layout).
• Expertise in optical detectors, specifically integrated optical detectors.
• Profound knowledge of ASIC simulation, verification methods, and the full development cycle (including DRC, LVS, and parasitic extraction).
• English: Mandatory verbal and written communication skills.
• Location: Must be based in or be able to work from the Vienna office.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of digital design and layout (front-end and back-end).
• Experience with Design for Testability (DFT).
• Experience with measurement equipment up to 10GHz, PCB design, and testing.
• In-depth expertise in semiconductor physics (SiPMs, APDs, PIN photodiodes).
• Willingness to learn and communicate in German.

Culture & Benefits

• Opportunity to work with pioneering teams on world-leading research and development projects.
• Exposure to a wide range of interdisciplinary applications across medical, automotive, and aerospace sectors.
• Collaborative environment within cross-functional and multi-location teams.
• Commitment to equal opportunity employment.