SUMMARY
Qorvo’s fast-growing Power Management division focusing on Power loss protection, PMICs, Motor Control, and Battery Management solutions for a wide range of Mobile, Consumer, IOT and Industrial applications is looking for an experienced Analog Power design engineer to create next generation and world-class designs in power management solutions.
RESPONSIBILITIES :
- Collaborate with internal system engineers to architect and define new products for world-class analog power management ICs
- Select the optimal topology and composition of designs to achieve the best possible performance, yield and testability.
- Responsible for design and simulation per defined product functionalities and specifications
- Collaborate with designers in Asia
- Work with layout engineers to floorplan, optimize, and interconnect layouts
- Work with test and characterization engineers to develop a thorough characterization and production test strategy as well as troubleshoot analog / digital design issues
Participate in design reviews, including presenting expected and / or actual results
QUALIFICATIONS :
- PhD or MS in EE with a concentration in power, analog, and / or mixed-signal IC design.
- Hands-on lab experience supporting high frequency switching power supplies in the semiconductor power management industry.
This includes bucks, buck-boosts, boosts, battery chargers, PMICs, and LDOs.
- Strongly preferred - Understanding of different DC-DC power converter control methods including voltage mode control, current mode control, etc.
- Experience in Power Management IC design techniques including layout and parasitic extraction
- Experience with design tools such as Cadence and MATLAB. LabVIEW, Simplis, and ADS knowledge are highly desirable but not required.
- Ability to communicate highly technical subject matters to others.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience in Power Management design techniques including layout and parasitic extraction
- Candidates with successful production release of power management ICs would be highly considered
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30+ days ago