The Group: Intel's Advanced Design Foundational IP Organization (AD-FIP) within Design Technology Platform (DTP) focuses on pathfinding and development of advanced logic, memory, and analog/mixed-signal circuits to enable best-in-class Foundational IP collateral and product design across all generations of Intel process technology. Critical technologies AD-FIP delivers to Intel are Digital and Analog Standard Cell Libraries, Embedded Memory (SRAM, RF, ROM, eDRAM, Fuse, etc.), Analog Circuit Reference Designs (PLL, BGR, ADC, etc.), High-speed I/O Reference Designs (DDR, UCIe, PCIe, SerDes, GPIO), RF and Wireless Circuits (Wave Guide TX, Power Amplifier). As an analog and mixed-signal IC designer your day-to-day responsibilities will include, but not always be limited to: Developing, designing and testing circuit blocks including wireline IO AFEs, clocking circuits, and voltage regulator circuits as well as integrating them into Intel's leading technology test chips. Capture of design and measurement results to guide the next generation of process technology and circuit specifications based on requirements for SoC building blocks and critical wireline interfaces. Work closely with process and IP engineers to anticipate AMS IP requirements and use design and test results to inform and accelerate process technology and product development.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level