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Analog Data Converter Design
NXP Semiconductors. Architect and define next-generation data converter solutions, including: High-resolution and high-speed ADCs (SAR, Sigma-Delta(Discrete Time and Continuous time), Time-Interleaved) .
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesDAC
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Architect and define next-generation data converter solutions, including: High-resolution and high-speed ADCs (SAR, Sigma-Delta(Discrete Time and Continuous time), Time-Interleaved)
- High-performance DACs (current steering, charge redistribution, segmented architectures)
- Translate system-level requirements (SNR, SFDR, ENOB, bandwidth, power) into detailed architecture and sub-block specifications
- Drive end-to-end design of data converters, including: Front-end signal conditioning, references, and clocking
- High-speed sampling circuits and precision analog core
- Calibration, linearity enhancement, and mismatch correction techniques
- Develop system-level and behavioral models (MATLAB/Simulink, Verilog-A/AMS) to validate architecture, noise shaping, and dynamic performance
- Lead detailed circuit design and analysis for critical blocks such as: High-speed comparators, opamps, DAC elements, reference buffers, and clocking circuits
- DAC mismatch and ADC linearity
- Perform deep analysis of performance metrics (SNR, SNDR, SFDR, INL/DNL, jitter sensitivity) and correlate with silicon results
- Drive silicon validation, debug, and performance optimization across PVT corners
- Serve as technical lead and interface with system teams, customers, and cross-functional stakeholders
- Mentor junior designers and build technical depth in converter design methodologies across the organization
- Drive innovation and develop differentiated architectures, including patentable solutions.
Requirements
What you’ll need- MS in Electrical Engineering with 12+ years, or PhD with 10+ years of experience in ADC/DAC design
- Strong expertise across multiple data converter architectures: SAR, Sigma-Delta (DT and CT), Time-Interleaved ADCs
- Current steering and segmented DACs
- Proven track record in designing high-performance converters
- Deep understanding of: Noise shaping, quantization noise, and distortion mechanisms
- Clocking and jitter impact on converter performance
- Calibration techniques (background/foreground, DEM, mismatch correction)
- Strong experience with high-speed analog design challenges: Bandwidth, settling, distortion, and parasitic effects
- Expertise in system-level modeling and behavioral simulation (MATLAB/Simulink, Verilog-A/AMS)
- Hands-on experience with Cadence tools (Virtuoso, Spectre) and mixed-signal simulation flows
- Proven ability to take converter designs from concept through silicon validation and production
- Demonstrated innovation capability with patents/publications in data converter design
- Strong communication skills with ability to influence cross-functional teams and customers.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible work hours
- Professional development opportunities
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Hard Skills & Tools
ADC designDAC designdata converter architectureshigh-speed analog designsystem-level modelingbehavioral simulationcalibration techniquesperformance metrics analysisnoise shapingdistortion mechanisms
Soft Skills
communication skillsmentoringtechnical leadershipcross-functional collaborationinnovation capability
Certifications
MS in Electrical EngineeringPhD in Electrical Engineering