Analog Layout Engineer

The team is searching for a self-motivating engineer for the role of Analog Layout Engineer. As a member of the Analog Layout team, you will be working on the leading-edge technologies to build best-in-class custom analog designs. You will become part of a development team that cultivates engineering excellence, creativity and innovation. Partnering across teams is a key component of success at Apple. Dynamic, smart people and inspiring, innovative technologies are the norm here.

Description

As a member of the Analog Layout team, you will construct layout for a wide variety of designs, in a wide variety of technologies. You will need to work closely with circuit designers as well as other layout designers to ensure you deliver the highest quality layout achievable.

Minimum Qualifications

BS and a minimum of 10 years relevant industry experience. Full understanding of analog layout fundamentals, electromigration, IR drop, parasitics, LDEs, and ESD. Solid knowledge and understanding of Unix and CAD environments. High proficiency in interpreting and debugging Calibre results. Excellent verbal and written communication.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience mentoring junior layout engineers. Experience in driving/achieving consensus with external teams. Expertise covering both planar and FinFET nodes. SKILL scripting capability to improve efficiency. Strong technical and/or project leadership.

Responsibilities

Deliver layout independently starting with initial floor planning and ending with fully verified, post-extracted layout (DRC, ERC, and LVS). Conduct reviews for floor planning and final layout delivery. Manage work progress to deliver per schedule. Ensure quality and integrity of layout to meet design specifications. Focus on teamwork to achieve team goals.

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