ARQUIMEA, we are a technology company operating globally and providing innovate solutions and products in highly demanding sectors.

Our areas of activity are Aerospace, Defense & Security, Big Science, Biotechnology and Fintech.  

We are looking for a Microelectronics Systems  Engineer with 3 years’ experience or more in Analog and Mixed Signal IC design and verification.

Tasks to be performed: 

• Work in a multidisciplinary team developing ASICs and standard IC products for the industrial, nuclear and space sectors.
• Architecture definition of Analog and Mixed Signal integrated circuits, feasibility analysis and trade-offs.
• Design and verification of Analog and Mixed Signal integrated circuits or IP blocks from requirements to sign off.
• Support to validation and test of the developed ICs or IP blocks.
• Participate in the preparation of R&D proposals.
• Mentor less experience designers (according to the candidate experience).
• Layout of mixed signal blocks/ICs.

Required skills, experience and candidate profile: 

• University degree in Engineering or Physics, specialization in electronics.
• Solid basis in microelectronics design.
• Proficient with the Cadence design suite.
• Experience with sub-micron technologies.
• Experience with Matlab and/or any other high-level modeling language.
• Experience with layout tools, LVS/DRC checkings will be highly appreciated.
• Experience with digital backend is considered important.
• Experience in support to component testing is a plus.
• Experience with high-speed ADCs, DACs or transceivers is a plus
• Experience in radiation hardening by design is a plus.
• Proficient in English. Spanish is a plus.
• Open minded and ready to be challenged with multi-disciplinary R&D projects.
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At ARQUIMEA, we value diversity and inclusion. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or other protected factors by law. All candidates will be considered equally based on their skills and experience