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Within the Sense & Control Department we design, verify and bring into high volume production innovative, semiconductor based MEMS products, magnetic sensors, wireless control products, sensor interface ICs for powertrain, comfort and safety applications. We are the preferred supplier of integrated sensor solutions within the automotive business.
To strengthen our team in the area of integrated sensor IC‘s we are looking for an Digital Design Engineer with interest in developing signal conditioning and interface circuits for our automotive sensor products.
Functional Area:
Product Design / Product Development
Job Description (Responsibilities):
• As digital designer you are responsible for the development of digital system architectures for mixed signal IC's with dedicated signal processing path or embedded µC.
• Implementation of DSP algorithms and interfaces for integrated sensors (incl. compensation, calibration).
Education:
Graduate of a technical university (Electronics, Computer Science, Automation etc.);
Experience / Knowledge:
• Solid understanding of digital circuits and system-architectures (µC and µC -peripherals, DSP );
• Experienced with hardware description languages like VHDL or Verilog;
• Good knowledge of ASIC-Design flow (synthesis, static timing analysis);
• Familiar with a scripting language (e.g. TCL / Perl);
• Functional Verification experience using Specman/SystemVerilog is a plus.
Other requirements:
• Good command of English language;
• The ability to enforce and constantly strive to achieve the highest quality results ;
• Team spirit and willingness to cooperate closely with international and cross-functional integrated project teams;
• Analytical thinking and problems solving skill ;
• Proactive and autonomous working style
• A demanding, advanced and creative job in an international company with the possibility to learn and grow;
• Very attractive compensation package;
• Performance based bonus system;
• A wide range of continuous training programs.
Industria semiconductorilor, R&D