d-Matrix

Analog IC Design Intern

d-Matrix

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Santa ClaraCaliforniaUnited States

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Salary

💰 $30 - $60 per hour

Job Level

Tech Stack

About the role

  • Assist in designing critical analog blocks for D2D links, such as high-speed drivers, receivers, clock distribution networks, and voltage regulators.
  • Perform detailed transient, noise, and Monte Carlo simulations using industry-standard tools like Cadence Virtuoso and SPICE.
  • Validate key performance metrics including Signal Integrity (SI), power consumption, and jitter to ensure compliance with standards like UCIe.
  • Develop high-level behavioral models (e.g., in Verilog-A or MATLAB) to speed up top-level system simulations.
  • Work with layout engineers to oversee critical physical design aspects, ensuring proper shielding and matching to minimize parasitic effects.
  • Document design methodologies and present simulation results during internal technical reviews.

Requirements

  • Currently enrolled in a Graduate program (MS or PhD) in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design.
  • Strong foundation in CMOS/FinFET device physics and circuit fundamentals (Op-amps, PLLs, or SerDes).
  • Understanding of high-speed transmission line theory and signal integrity.
  • Proficiency with Cadence Virtuoso (Schematic/Layout) and circuit simulators.
  • Familiarity with scripting for data analysis (e.g., Python or MATLAB).
Benefits
  • Medical/Dental/Vision
  • 401k
  • Incentive opportunities based on individual and company performance
  • Diverse package of benefits centered around employee wellbeing
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools
analog designhigh-speed driversreceiversclock distribution networksvoltage regulatorstransient simulationsnoise simulationsMonte Carlo simulationsbehavioral modelingcircuit fundamentals
Soft Skills
documentationpresentation skills