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SerDes Analog & DSP System, Architect

Salary

$192000-$288000 per year

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Description

We are seeking a visionary and detail-oriented architect to lead the design and development of SerDes IP for PAM4 transceivers targeting PCIe and Ethernet applications.

As a SerDes Analog & DSP System Architect at Synopsys, you will own the architecture of SerDes IP, interpret SerDes standards, develop system models and link budgets, and lead the design of analog macro-level circuits.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Developing and implementing SerDes IP for PAM4 transceivers
  • Designing and verifying analog and DSP components
  • Leading a team of engineers and collaborating with cross-functional teams
  • Developing and presenting technical insights to peers and customers
  • Mentoring junior engineers and contributing to the company's talent pipeline

The ideal candidate will have:

  • PhD or MSc with 10+ years of experience in SerDes/high-speed analog and mixed-signal design
  • Silicon-proven, transistor-level design experience in TX, RX, and clock paths within SerDes architectures
  • In-depth knowledge of SerDes sub-circuits and DSP/communications theory
  • Strong experience with EDA tools, SPICE simulators, and programming languages such as Verilog-A, SystemVerilog, C, TCL, and Python

We offer a comprehensive range of health, wellness, and financial benefits, including competitive salaries, bonuses, and equity.

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Skills

Required

  • SerDes
  • analog circuit design
  • DSP
  • communications theory
  • MATLAB/Simulink
  • Verilog-A
  • SystemVerilog
  • C
  • TCL
  • Python
  • SPICE simulators

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You apply with the employer directly. Their original posting is here: https://careers.synopsys.com/job/boxborough/serdes-analog-and-dsp-system-architect-18616/44408/102916703856

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