NXP

Mixed Signal Design Engineer

China · Work style not stated · Full time

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Responsibilities:

1) Design, implement and verify analog/mixed-signal IP

2) Provide technical guidance to layout, application, and validation engineers

3) Create thorough review documentation and follow established design flow

4) Interface with digital & SOC team to define architecture

5) Evaluate and validate designs in the lab and identify any deviations from requirements and implement corrective actions

6) Support production team to develop test plan and failure analysis for final products

Requirements:

1) Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, and over 3 years experience

2) Thorough understanding of analog and mixed signal design

3) Strong skills in designing various analog/mixed-signal blocks

4) Familiar with design/simulation/verification tools

5) Lab and test equipment skills for debug, characterization, and validation of designs

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6) Good English written and oral communication skill

7) Enthusiastic, creative, motivated and result-oriented

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