Senior Analog Desier in Freiburg bei TDK Micronas GmbH

At a glance

• Career level

  with Experience

• Division

  Research & Development

• Location

  Freiburg

Senior Analog Designer (m/f/d)

TDK-Micronas develops and produces trend-setting IC and sensor system solutions for automotive and industrial electronics.
We at TDK-Micronas meet the global challenges and pursue demanding objectives, particularly in environmental issues. Our claim is to create outstanding products from innovative ideas, a wealth of knowledge and cutting-edge technology. One of our customers’ central strategic elements is the efficiency of sensors and of application-specific microcontrollers. Today our products make vehicles more fuel efficient, cut emissions, reduce material usage in industrial applications and let mechanical switches become obsolete. TDK-Micronas develops key technologies for the future and ensures in this way the market success of the end product.
We are a globally operating manufacturer of semiconductors with the communication structure of a medium-sized business, equipped with the financial resources necessary for our line of business. With us you will get the freedom of design and development which you need to implement our common vision and strategies. Short decision-making channels coupled with an open information culture give us the drive and dynamism of an attractive employer. On the exciting way from the original concept to the finished product, we are currently assisted by 1000 people working in development, research and production.
We invite you to join us with your experience, your self-confidence and your individual abilities and skills. Be part of the community – be a member of the TDK-Micronas Family.

Your assignment:

• Technical responsibility for development of Analog and Mixed-Signal (AMS) products for automotive, from concept, through design, verification, silicon evaluation, characterization, qualification to production support
• Technical Authority, provides technical guidance, evaluates options, consolidates technical choices and drives the overall development of IC products
• Ownership of the top-level IC and system design, with clear partitioning (IC analog, digital) and IP-based structuring of the design database
• Circuit development at top, IP and block level with a focus on analog and mixed-signal components in high-voltage CMOS technologies
• Use of state-of-the-art design methodologies
• Ensuring the quality of the development through reviews in all development phases
• Technical guidance, support and training of design and layout engineers / co-workers and measurement technicians

Your Profile:

• Master degree or equivalent in electrical engineering or physics with focus on semiconductors or microelectronics
• Several years of professional experience in analog circuit design and concept
• Experience in managing or co-managing of projects
• Assertive, performance-oriented but also team-capable personality
• Design experience and deep detailed understanding of analog and mixed-signal components/IPs (bandgaps, amplifiers, LDOs, charge pumps, temperature sensors, ADCs, DACs, analog filters) incl. ESD / EMC and Latch-Up topics
• Experience of all development phases from concept, design, verification, evaluation, characterization, qualification and production support
• In-depth knowledge of development methods and CAD tools as well as evaluation
• Experience in the organization and moderation of design reviews and tape-outs including the necessary sign-off formalities
• Knowledge of semiconductor physics and semiconductor technologies
• Good verbal and written English skills

Preferred Experience & Background:

Location

Our operational headquarters are located in one of South Germany’s most attractive towns, Freiburg im Breisgau, popular both as a holiday destination and a place to live. Here you will find city flair combined with the charm of an historic town center, a mild climate as well as the mountains of the Black Forest, a high quality of life on the borders to France and Switzerland.

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