Company
IC Resources
IC Resources
Depends on experience
I am recruiting an Analog IC Design engineer to join a client I am working with in Belgium. Responsibilities will include but are not limited to the following: Conduct in-depth analysis and design of analog, mixed-signal, and high-voltage integrated circuits, adhering to our internal design standards and quality guidelines. Develop test hardware and software to evaluate the performance of integrated circuits in our advanced measurement lab. Collaborate within cross-functional teams, working closely with designers and layout engineers to create state-of-the-art ASIC solutions. Engage in productive communication with international clients, ensuring the successful completion of projects. Prepare comprehensive documentation to support the development and testing processes. Participate in and contribute to project and review meetings on a global scale. Qualifications and Competencies: Hold a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with a strong background in microelectronics. Possess prior experience with tools such as Cadence analog flow, Spectre, and mathematical software like Matlab. Demonstrate proficiency in both oral and written English communication. Exhibit exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills. Showcase a genuine enthusiasm for technology and a willingness to explore emerging technologies. Display creativity, critical thinking, and the ability to work independently. Be a reliable team player with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to inspire enthusiasm in others. Consistently deliver high-quality work within challenging timelines. If interested, please contact Parm Shergill to discuss further.
Flemish Brabant
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