Design Engineer II - AMS Layout

Company : Signoff Semiconductors

Job Type : Full Time

Hyderabad, India

Job Description - Design Engineer II - AMS Layout

Looking for AMS Layout Engineers with 3–5 years of experience in analog and mixed -signal layout design.

Candidate should have strong understanding of VLSI fundamentals, layout methodologies, and physical design from floorplan to closure. Hands -on experience in AMS blocks and good knowledge of layout effects and reliability concepts is required.

Strong debugging skills, automation interest, and ability to work in collaborative environments are expected.

Requirements

Strong knowledge of VLSI concepts: CMOS, IC fabrication, FinFET, RC networks.
Experience in AMS, Digital, IO, Standard Cell, and Memory layouts from floorplan to closure.
Hands -on experience in AMS blocks such as PLL, RX, TX, Data Converters, Regulators, and Custom Cells.
Understanding of reliability concepts: EM/IR, ESD, and Latch -up.
Knowledge of layout effects related to parasitics, speed, power, and area.
Good debugging skills with strong physical verification understanding.
Scripting knowledge (TCL, Perl, Python) is a plus.
Good communication skills and flexibility to work at client/ODC locations.

Qualifications & Experience

Education: BE/B.Tech/M.Sc. (ECE/EEE) or M.Tech VLSI

Experience: 3–5 Years

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