Experienced ASIC Analog Design Engineer (m/f/d)

As an Experienced ASIC Analog Design Engineer (m/f/d), you will contribute to the development of analog and mixed-signal high-voltage integrated circuits for automotive applications, such as sensor interfaces and smart power devices. You will take ownership of complex transistor-level analog designs, support analog-on-top and chip-level integration, break down requirements into block-level design targets, and mentor junior engineers. Your work will contribute to the safety, efficiency, and innovation of next-generation automotive systems.

Your Tasks:

• Responsibility for the transistor-level design of complex analog and mixed-signal circuits in coordination with other designers
• Defining and implementing analog blocks in BCD technologies, such as SMPSs, LDOs, gate drivers, charge pumps, sensor interfaces, and protection circuits
• Breaking down system-level requirements into block-level design targets and support specification clarification
• Discussing and investigating chip requirements with internal customers and align technical assumptions with stakeholders
• Collaborating with digital design, layout, verification, and test teams to support smooth chip integration
• Driving chip-level and analog-on-top integration activities, including schematic consistency, simulations, and interface alignment
• Mentoring junior engineers and contributing to knowledge sharing within the analog design team

• Academic degree in electrical engineering, microelectronics, physics or comparable qualification
• Expert level of experience in analog/mixed-signal high-voltage, high-power ASIC design in the automotive domain
• Longterm Experience with analog-on-top simulation environments and mixed-signal verification
• Strong Knowledge of BCD technologies
• Proven track record of tape-outs and successful silicon validation
• Knowledge of functional safety and reliability engineering
• Exposure to EMC/ESD design and robustness testing
• Strong understanding of analog circuit theory, and physical layout considerations
• Familiarity with automotive-grade design constraints and qualification processes
• Very good English language skills (written and spoken)

Applications from severely handicapped people are welcome.

• Next to the interesting daily work the region around Regensburg is offering a high recreational value and quality of life.
• Profit from extensive benefits at the location such as different canteens and cafeterias, a continuing education and training, health management, physiotherapy and much more.
• We offer an attractive salary as well as the possibility of hybrid and cross-border mobile work.
• For an improved work-life balance we support you with various initiatives for a better compatibility of family and career such as flexible work time model, part-time option, sabbatical, etc.
• You can expect a highly motivated team as well as diverse topics and projects in the global environment of the automotive industry.
• We are promoting lifelong Learning combined with personal and professional development.
• You are looking for an individual working time model? We support part-time work.

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