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I am currently recruiting for a reputable organisation based in Paris, France, where I am helping to identify an Analog Mixed-Signal Design Lead. The responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Designing and developing Analog IPs such as voltage regulators, charge pumps, bandgaps, sensors, PLLs, and converters, following a structured development process that encompasses modelling, implementation, and verification. Reviewing and analysing product requirements comprehensively, ensuring clarity and alignment with design goals. Conducting pre-silicon verification at the block level, adhering to the specified design flow and quality standards. Documenting design considerations and performance outcomes clearly and concisely. Developing post-silicon validation plans and executing IC debugging activities as required. If you would like more information about this opportunity, please contact Parm Shergill.
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Paris
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