Mixed Signal Design Engineer- CMOS design
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Company Description
Peritus, Inc. is a global leader in information technology solutions and services, specializing in IT strategy and design, application development, integration, and management. With a strong track record of delivering excellence since its inception in 2000, Peritus, Inc. has established unique brand equity and a diverse customer base. We are committed to fulfilling customer priorities and are well-positioned to integrate and manage various technologies, standards, and applications.
Role Description
This is a contract role for a Mixed Signal Design Engineer - CMOS design. The Mixed Signal Design Engineer will be responsible for circuit design, including analog circuits and power management. They will also specialize in Mixed-Signal IC Design. This is an on-site role located in Portland, OR.
Qualifications
Circuit Design and Analog Circuits skillsExperience in Power ManagementMixed-Signal IC Design skillsProficiency in CMOS designStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsExcellent written and verbal communication skillsAttention to detail and ability to work effectively in a teamBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
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