Principal Engineer, Digital and Mixed-Signal

Tsmc
Austin, TX
Job Description
Role Overview

The Principal Engineer, Digital and Mixed-Signal will be part of TSMC's Analog and Mixed-Signal team, responsible for designing digital and mixed-signal circuits, implementing machine learning in feedback control systems, and working with high-speed digital to analog converters and SoC power management. The candidate will report to the Department Manager of the Advanced Connectivity Department in Austin, Texas, and work in a hybrid schedule with 4 days in office.

What You Will Do

The responsibilities of the Principal Engineer, Digital and Mixed-Signal include selecting and architecting machine learning in feedback control systems for Internet-of-Things applications, developing digital functions for high-speed converters, and integrating digital functions in mixed-signal circuits.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have a PhD degree with 6+ years of experience or an MS with 10+ years of experience in digital and mixed-signal design, experience working with machine learning architectures, and expertise in Verilog or SystemVerilog RTL design.

Requirements

  • PhD degree with 6+ years of experience or MS with 10+ years of experience in digital and mixed-signal design
  • Experience working with machine learning architectures
  • Expertise in Verilog or SystemVerilog RTL design
  • Experience running front-to-back suite of digital integration tools
  • Good top-down design knowledge and experience
  • Experience with control theory and feedback
  • Good understanding of advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes
  • Knowledge of test and characterization of mixed-signal circuits in the lab
  • Scripting in TCL, Python, or Perl

Benefits

  • Market competitive pay
  • Allowances
  • Bonuses
  • Comprehensive benefits
  • Extensive development opportunities and programs
  • Paid holidays
  • Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, etc.)
  • Health insurance
  • Retirement plan
  • Equity (stock options, etc.)
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