Lead Digital Design Engineer

About the role

Analog Devices' Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) group, part of its Instrumentation business, is hiring a Lead (Staff) Digital Design Engineer in Limerick. The role covers complex digital challenges, acting as a key technical resource and leader who influences decisions across organizational boundaries.

Key responsibilities

• Architect and design digital blocks and complex subsystems, writing detailed block and subsystem specifications.
• Design with Verilog and SystemVerilog, build block-level testbenches and verify block functionality.
• Perform linting, CDC analysis and power analysis, and assist with synthesis, constraints, PnR and timing closure.
• Work with mixed-signal designers and verification engineers on simulations and real-number modeling across the analog/digital boundary.
• Prepare technical documentation, lead architecture, design and peer reviews, and support silicon bring-up, characterization and debug.
• Collaborate with analog, digital, verification, test and product definition teams on requirements and production test development.
• Act as a primary technical resource for less experienced engineers, lead teams and complex projects, and perform advanced process evaluations and optimizations.

Required profile

• MSEE or equivalent with 7+ years of relevant experience, or PhD with 4+ years.
• Experience designing and verifying complex digital systems with Verilog/SystemVerilog.
• Ability to architect designs at the system level and hands-on silicon bring-up and debug experience.
• Experience leading teams and/or projects.
• Clear written and verbal communication, teamwork and proactive problem solving.

Required skills

• Verilog and SystemVerilog, behavioral modeling and mixed-signal verification.
• Matlab and design of DSP blocks, including digital filters and signal-processing algorithms.
• Timing analysis, power estimation, physical design and DFT concepts.
• High-speed SerDes transceiver architectures.

Travel is required about 10% of the time, on the first shift. Export licensing review may apply for non-US citizens or permanent residents.