Staff Electrical Engineer

Division: RMI Engineering

Employment Status: Exempt

Salary Grade: 110

Shift

Requisition ID: 77303

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Description

We are seeking a Staff RF and Analog Design Engineer to design, integrate, and characterize high‑performance RF and analog circuits for next‑generation products. This role requires deep hands‑on expertise, strong system‑level understanding, and the ability to technically perform complex mixed‑signal designs from concept through silicon qualification and production.

You will work closely with digital, layout, validation, firmware, and product teams to deliver robust, manufacturable solutions for demanding RF and analog applications.

Responsibilities

RF & Analog Design

• Architect, design, and simulate RF and analog circuit blocks, including:
• LNAs, mixers, VCOs/PLLs
• Data converters (ADCs/DACs)
• Bias generation, bandgap references, LDOs
• Baseband amplifiers and filters
• Translate system‑level requirements (noise, gain, linearity, power, phase noise) into robust circuit implementations
• Perform detailed schematic design, simulation, and optimization across PVT corners
  

• Collaborate with system architects to define RF signal chains and analog subsystems
• Drive tradeoff analysis between performance, power, area, and cost
• Support RF budgeting (NF, IP3, phase noise, jitter, spur analysis)
  
  

• Work closely with layout engineers on:
• Floor planning
• Sensitive routing and matching
• EM, IR, and substrate coupling considerations
• Own or support block‑level and top‑level signoff:
• AC/DC performance
• Noise and linearity
• Stability and yield margin
  

• Involved in silicon bring‑up, lab characterization, and debug
• Correlate measurement results with simulation
• Identify root causes and drive fixes for silicon issues
• Support yield improvement and production ramp
  
  

• Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Electrical Engineering or related field
• Typically 6+ for Masters or PhD, 8+ years for Bachelors of hands‑on RF and/or analog IC design experience
• Proven track record of tape‑out ownership and silicon success
• Strong understanding of:
• RF fundamentals (noise, linearity, matching, phase noise)
• Analog circuit design techniques
• CMOS/BiCMOS device physics
• Experience with industry tools:
• Cadence Virtuoso, SpectreRF, ADS, EMX or equivalent
  

• Strong DSP fundamentals
• Mixed‑signal integration experience (RF + digital SoC)
• High‑speed or precision analog experience
• Experience supporting volume production
  
  

• Strong problem‑solving and debugging skills
• Ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly
• Ownership mindset with attention to detail
• Comfortable influencing without formal authority
• Collaborative and pragmatic approach to engineering tradeoffs