Analog Design Engineer

Analog Design Engineer Headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, Everspin Technologies (Nasdaq: MRAM) is the worldwide leader in designing, manufacturing, and commercially shipping discrete and embedded Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) into markets and applications where data persistence and integrity, low latency, and security are paramount. With over 120 Million MRAM products deployed in data center, cloud storage, energy, industrial, automotive, and transportation markets, Everspin has built the strongest and fastest growing foundation of MRAM users in the world. For more information, visit www.everspin.com.Reporting to the Sr. Director of Design and based in our Austin, Texas location, s/he will work on innovative memory products. Specific responsibilities will include: Work with analog team members for memory array design, defining array bias requirements, and developing the architecture Hands-on work and ownership of multiple analog circuit building blocks, such as sense amplifiers, write and wordline drivers, charge pumps, bandgaps, op-amps, voltage regulators, IO drivers & receivers, oscillators, power supply detectors, and current distribution networks Drive low power, low noise design techniques, and high precision bias techniques in presence of device mismatch and process variation Work with product and test engineers for test plans and reviewing lab test results to drive bug fixes and yield improvements Run analog design verification flows (e.g. spice, fast-spice, electromigration, IR drop, aging, etc.) to verify a design is ready for tape-out Document design simulation and verification for formal design reviews Support layout designers and drive final layout through post-layout and top-level simulations to validate top-level integration. Qualifications & competenciesMS or higher degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering or Computer Science desired Experience in analog circuit design with a proven track record of memory, bias circuits design in silicon Deep understanding of transistor operation, device physics, and analog design techniques Strong circuit analysis skills (e.g., AC/DC/Transient circuit analysis, small signal circuit techniques, feedback compensation, statistics, etc.)Knowledge of memory interface protocols, such as SPI and DDR, and Cadence tools are preferred but not required. Must have strong communication skills and be a team player Unquestionable ethics – treats people with respect; keeps commitments; inspires the trust of others; works with integrity. Commitment to our core values of Leadership, Innovation, Communication, Persistence, Enthusiasm, and Respect