Jobs at Analog Devices

Designs and implements DFT architectures and specifications for ASIC/SoC products. Responsibilities include scan insertion, ATPG pattern development, compression and clock-control insertion, optimizing test coverage and power, and pre- and post-silicon verification and debug. The role also requires gate-level simulation, failure analysis, scripting, and collaboration across product teams.

Supports HR Operations transformation through process mapping, documentation, standardization, ServiceNow HRSD readiness, project intake, stakeholder coordination, transition planning, governance, and reporting. The role documents current and future workflows, gathers requirements, supports testing and implementation readiness, coordinates operational handoffs, and identifies process improvements while maintaining accurate, scalable, and compliant HR processes.

Design and implement digital and mixed-signal ICs at the chip and block level. Responsibilities include RTL design, digital signal processing implementation, digital architecture definition, system and block-level simulation, and testbench development. The role requires strong knowledge of digital logic, computer architecture, DSP, and CPU/DSP/NPU design, with familiarity with memory systems, bus protocols, verification methodologies, and scripting languages preferred.

Assist with designing and evaluating customer analog solutions, modifying SDKs and algorithms, developing small hardware/software solutions, and proposing system architectures. The role gathers customer requirements, educates customers on Analog Devices products, supports product demonstrations, and collaborates with product management, marketing, applications teams, and customers. Preferred experience includes MCU or FPGA platforms, coding, analog circuits, AI or deep learning, and communication, image, or audio processing.

Analyze manufacturing, inventory, and supply chain data; monitor supply risks; support forecasting; review planning parameters and system compliance; present insights; build automated reports and dashboards; use AI tools to improve processes; and contribute to continuous improvement and digital transformation initiatives.

Architect, develop, integrate, test, debug, and optimize embedded software for diverse hardware platforms using RTOS, bare-metal, Zephyr, and Linux environments. Lead software architecture, system validation, test automation, and multi-threaded application development while collaborating with hardware and software teams. Define test strategies, analyze defects, document designs, conduct code reviews, mentor engineers, optimize performance and power usage, and contribute to open-source projects.

Support Global Costing by executing quarterly standard costing, maintaining SAP and Impact3C, performing product costing and manufacturing cost analysis, analyzing cost variances, supporting COGS and inventory valuation, partnering with Finance/Operations/Supply Chain/IT, driving process automation, and ensuring SOX and accounting policy compliance.

Support and enhance ADI's global compliance program aligned to enterprise risk and ISO 37301. Monitor regulatory developments, update policies, execute risk‑based monitoring and testing, manage investigations and remediation, support audits, develop training and communications, track metrics, and collaborate with Legal, HR, Finance, IT, and Operations to drive continuous improvement.

Develop RTL for digital blocks, perform lint/CDC analysis and DFT support, assist in writing functional tests and simple UVM components, collaborate on verification and coverage closure, support AMS co-simulation and mixed-signal integration, and work with physical design on synthesis and timing.

Lead digital IC development for Optical Control ICs. Manage digital design execution, team leadership, architecture definition, and project planning in AI datacenter applications.

The Staff Digital IC Design Engineer develops Optical Control ICs for AI datacenters, focusing on digital design, implementation, and verification of complex SoC designs, collaborating with analog and mixed-signal teams.

Lead the development of high-performance optical controller products, focusing on mixed-signal IC design and system-level trade-offs. Oversee architecture definition, design implementation, simulation, and support testing functions.

Lead verification execution for optical control ICs, develop strategies, manage a verification team, and ensure successful project delivery in a fast-paced environment.

Design and simulate transistor-level analog/mixed-signal IC blocks (amplifiers, converters, power circuits), define architectures, integrate blocks into mixed-signal systems, present results to teams/customers, support layout, lab evaluation and test, mentor others, and improve design methodologies to meet power, timing and functional objectives.

Lead architecture, transistor-level design, simulation and validation of power-management analog blocks (switching regulators, LDOs, charge pumps) for PMICs. Integrate blocks into mixed-signal SoCs, drive silicon bring-up and debug, present to customers, mentor engineers, and improve analog design methodologies to meet power, performance, and timing targets.