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Analog Layout Engineer

Axiom Global Technologies, Sunnyvale, California, United States, 94087

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We are looking for a

Senior Analog Layout Engineer

to lead the physical design and layout of high-performance, high-speed CMOS integrated circuits. This role involves driving

full-custom IC layout

in advanced foundry technologies ( 3nm, 5nm, 7nm, and 16nm ) while following industry best practices to achieve optimal performance, reliability, and manufacturability.

Key Responsibilities

Lead

full-custom layout

of high-performance, high-speed analog and mixed-signal CMOS circuits.

Design and implement layouts for advanced technology nodes ( 3nm, 5nm, 7nm, 16nm ) in leading foundry processes.

Apply advanced layout techniques including

device matching, common-centroid, interdigitation, symmetry, shielding, and guard rings .

Optimize layouts for

performance, area, power, signal integrity, and yield .

Perform and resolve

DRC, LVS, ERC, and antenna violations

using industry-standard verification tools.

Conduct

parasitic extraction (PEX)

and support post-layout simulation and timing/performance closure.

Address

layout-dependent effects (LDE), EM/IR, reliability, and variation

challenges in advanced nodes.

Collaborate closely with circuit designers, verification teams, and process engineers to meet design specifications.

Drive layout reviews, enforce

industry best practices , and support

tape-out activities .

Mentor junior layout engineers and contribute to layout methodologies and design guidelines.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in

Electrical/Electronics Engineering

or related field.

6+ years of experience in

analog/mixed-signal full-custom layout .

Proven experience working in

advanced CMOS nodes (16nm and below) .

Strong hands-on experience with:

Calibre / Pegasus / Assura

for physical verification

Deep understanding of:

Analog layout techniques and matching strategies

High-speed layout considerations and signal integrity

Parasitic effects, LDE, and process variations

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