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Analog and Mixed Signal Design Engineers
#WeAreIn to draw on our creativity to develop analog and mixed-signal circuit solutions. Are you in?
Join us as Analog and Mixed Signal Design Engineer.
As an Analog Designer, I work in a cross-functional international team to develop smart devices. My focus is to find innovative and new circuit topologies to fit customer needs and product requirements, with the overarching aim of improving energy efficiency and making greener devices.
Alessandro's Story
Making greener devices
Starting out as an intern with Infineon Pavia, Italy, in 2021, Alessandro became a Specialist Analog Mixed Signal Designer at the start of 2022. Creative and curious by nature, he explores ways of controlling analog and digital signals with a view to developing robust and innovative devices.
My main task is to design analog circuits that fit devices and product requirements.
The results of my work are innovative devices for power applications.
Designing a circuit is like doing a crossword; you have to find the best solution to fit your needs and the system requirements.
As a beginner, my biggest challenge is to keep the entire device being developed under control, always with an eye towards the bigger application picture.
Challenging, friendly, and happy work environment.
The most fun part of my job is bringing new ideas into the real world by implementing them into an integrated chip. I have a good opportunity to learn from many experts in my team, and working with them is also a lot of joy.
Toan's Story
Mapping new ideas to the real world – with ICs
Toan joined Infineon in Singapore as an Analog Design Engineer in 2021. His mission is to solve customer problems. This entails designing analog circuits to meet all specifications and verifying all implementations to ensure Infineon can deliver on its zero-defects commitment. He likes to learn new things – every day – by staying curious. He also believes in the power of endurance.
Colleagues at Infineon are great and willing to share knowledge, skillsets, and experiences. Infineon also provides such a good workplace, enabling me to improve both my hard skills and soft skills while enjoying every working day.
My main role is to design analog circuits to meet all specifications and to verify all implementations to ensure zero defects.
The result of my work is intellectual property (IP) cores that would be integrated into the customer’s chip.
Always think outside of the box to innovate new things.
As an IC designer, my biggest challenge is satisfying all customer requirements and familiarizing myself with chip design flows since there are a lot of requirements to be fulfilled in the automotive chip industry.
Learning new things by staying curious every day. Working with great people in Infineon’s great culture.
I make the interface with machines as easy as possible: working with circuits for Human Machine Interface (HMI) and tools that allow humans to interact with devices, like the sensors in screens to detect finger movement.
Jose's Story
Simplifying interactions with machines
Since 2023, Jose has been an Analog IC (Integrated Circuit) Design Engineer at Infineon in Cork. Leaning on his ability to be engaged and creative, Jose uses technical knowledge, IC Design skills and Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools to accelerate and optimize analog circuits.
I am working to develop the required analog system in the Human Machine Interface (HMI) systems, which are the devices that that allows us humans to interact with computers, machines or other devices. For example, the touch sensors and fingerprint sensors.
I work in Infineon as an analog Integrated Circuit (IC) designer. I am the engineer who designs and optimize analog systems to process or generate analog signals (such as voltage, current, electric charge, etc.).
The design of Capacitive sensing for touch sensors using the Infineon CAPSENSE™ solution. Sensors used as elegant, reliable, and easy-to-use for Mechanical Button Replacement (MBR).
Share information and knowledge with a team full of clever and creative people.
We need to use a very complete design environment to improve the circuits, and share all this knowledge and innovation with the design time.
Smart working. Circuit design requires a strong technical background and continous innovation. Plan in advance and time for creativity are important.
